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He grew up in the Cotswolds and Yorkshire in England (including the town for the setting of Grimm Up North), and he’s also lived in Lincolnshire and the Lake District. The narrator’s gravelly voice with a Bristol accent for Harry Grimm contrasted beautifully with the array of Yorkshire accents and the single Scottish accent of the other colorful characters.
I like the way the plot is laid out and how everything fits together perfectly at the end with no loose plot holes. It doesn’t help that he’s still looking for his father; 20 years before, the man violently abused Grimm’s younger brother and killed his mother. The second book drops most references to Harry's face, the Paras, how gruff Harry is, and something else that I can't remember that was over-used in the first book. The Testament of Yves Gundron is an impressive work of imagination, bewitching, pertinent and yet, like the best parables, seemingly timeless. Hailing from Macclesfield (branded as the least-cultured place in Britain in the 2005 State Of The Nation Report) home of Joy Division, Mr.
The victim was a bad-tempered, feared, hated, and long-time bullying farmer named John “Beef” Capstick who had a troubled childhood and estranged with his father. Harry Grimm, scar-faced former police detective from Bristol, is settling in (at least tentatively) in his “temporary” secondment in Wensleydale, Yorkshire. I also take exception when certain story aspects are glossed over, like how did sickly George have the strength to get Martha from their house into her car ? At first, his secondment to the bucolic countryside populated by farmers and tourists seems like the perfect place to go stir crazy, but then a teen goes missing, and soon enough there's a body by a lake and despite his new Superindendent's admonishments to not disrupt the idyl of the dales, as if his IED scarred face wasn't enough to do the job proper like, Harry just has to roll up his sleeves and do the job.
DCI Harry Grimm works in Bristol major crime, much to his disappointment he's seconded up to Wensleydale in north Yorkshire by his obnoxious boss.
Harry and his team find their days are getting longer as they discover that getting to the truth of the matter means having to go through tons of information to find it.
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