Speak No Evil: A Midlands Crime Thriller

Web and Birdie make a great team in getting to the bottom of the problem. As characters they are a different as night and day, because of that reason they just fit together. There was a young girl abandoned on a bus bench, with nothing to id her or who she wad, where she came from and what terrible thing happened to she where she just shut down. Everyone tried to find out about her but nothing was found. It has been a year now, Caroline and her husband have been fostering her. They have named her Lilly. Birdie is a police detective and Carolina is her aunt so she knows Lilly very well. The three of them are out shopping and Lilly see something that scares her very badly. Birdie decides she want someone to find out who Lilly really is and what happened! She calls her friend Sebastian Clifford and asks him to look into this case and she will help when she can. So this starts the solving of who Lilly is.

This book is too funny to be a run of the mill mystery. It's a good read and interesting enough to keep the reader wanting more.

Enjoyed every page.Good read. No trouble picking this up every night until I finished it. Look forward to the next.

Love love this author and this book didn’t disappoint me, I love the characters in this series they work together and keep the plot of the book and never a dull moment. And now there’s a third one and I can’t wait to read that one.

Sebastian (Seb) Clifford, a former DI in London, and DC Lucinda Bird (Birdie) are great characters with a whole lot of chemistry. The story and plot were good enough to keep me turning pages. If you like English police procedurals, mysteries or crime novels, you'll like this book.

It was great meeting up with Seb and Birdie again to continue building a bond with these dynamic characters. Sally builds a plot that hooks me from beginning to end of each of her novels.

Sometimes reading a really good mystery that doesn't involve murder is just what is needed! Rigby does well weaving a tale of an abandoned child - using her newest characters, Clifford and Birdie, to resolve the story and help the child find peace. The crazy, easy bantering that DC Bird has with her partners on and off the police force adds a bit of humor and personality to all the characters. Her tenacity to dig deeper into the crime - despite being warned off - shows her passion for resolution. I really like these new characters!

I love the character interaction. Great plot. Suspense,drama and intrigue kept me riveted to the book. I love this author’s work. Well written.