· 60 thoughts on “ Book Review – Last Lullaby by Carol Wyer ” Leave a comment › carolwyer says: December 7, at pm. Shalini, you have made my morning! This is an incredible review. So sorry you weren’t well but very happy I managed to distract you with this book. I really can’t thank you enough for your www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins. · Last Lullaby is a masterclass in misdirection as Wyer blithely leads her readers up one blind alley after another. First, Ward and her team think the perpetrator is one person, then another, then another. Trouble is everyone seems to have a cast iron alibi. Last Lullaby is Book 2 in the series and opens with a young mother being brutally murdered in her own home. With all the suspects having alibis Natalie and her team having to dig deep to catch the killer but unfortunately not before another young mother is found dead/5().
Last Lullaby by Carol Wyer @carolewyer #BlogBlitz @bookouture #Review I'm thrilled to be one of the bloggers taking part in the blog blitz for Last Lullaby by Carol Wyer and sharing my review today! Last Lullaby is already out, it definitely can be read as a standalone but I would highly recommend reading The Birthday first if you haven't yet - you really want to maximise the Natalie's character development, and also those of the rest of the cast! Last Lullaby by Carol Wyer. Genre: Fiction/Crime Fiction/Crime, Thriller Mystery. Last Lullaby (Detective Natalie Ward Book 2) by Carol Wyer. This title was previously available on NetGalley and is now archived. Buy this Book on. It's a cleverly told story, very intriguing A good time to start reading Carol Wyer's books if you haven't already.
Last Lullaby is the second book in the Detective Natalie Ward series by Carol Wyer. I have read the first book in the series, The Birthday, but this one could be read as a standalone novel. The crime in this novel is completely separate from the crime in the first book, but there are continuing story arcs involving Natalie’s family and work life. Last Lullaby is Book 2 in the series and opens with a young mother being brutally murdered in her own home. With all the suspects having alibis Natalie and her team having to dig deep to catch the killer but unfortunately not before another young mother is found dead. Last Lullaby is a masterclass in misdirection as Wyer blithely leads her readers up one blind alley after another. First, Ward and her team think the perpetrator is one person, then another, then another. Trouble is everyone seems to have a cast iron alibi.
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