I’m a sucker for English countryside murder mysteries and this one didn’t disappoint. I loved the dynamics between Kat and Mouse. It’s been a long time since I read a book with 3rd person omniscient point of view. It was a refreshing change and it worked well with this book since there were a handful secondary characters. I definitely recommend and will be following this trilogy.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a copy of this book, which I voluntarily chose to review.

Thank you to NetGalley, Bloodhound Books and the author, Anita Waller, for the opportunity to read a digital copy of Murder Undeniable in exchange for an honest and unbiased opinion.
I really enjoyed reading this book. It was a good, quick read that will keep you intrigued until the end. Will definitely be reading more from this author.

I am a big fan of Anita Waller's books. I loved Captor & 34 days. This one I didn't love. It was hard for me to keep interested and found a little boring. Not my favorite. I still plan on reading all her books.

Beth know as Mouse is an escort with Anthony when the taxi they are in stops and the driver shoots both of them but Mouse was the only one to survive. Katerina better known as Kat is out having a dinner date with her husband Leon. Kat and Leon come upon the incident when heading home. Kat becomes intrigued with the shooting and becomes friends with Mouse and her aunt Nan. The three decide to investigate.
Thank you Net Galley for letting me read this book, I enjoyed so much I will continue to read this series.

Well who'd have thought it? Here we have a Kat and Mouse game of the highest calibre. Waller, as usual has surpassed expectations. She shows her versatility as a writer by taking us into the world of cosy crime with an edgy gritty underbelly searing through it. Her characterisation is great and I was drawn into both women's worlds. Five stars from me.

Beth, otherwise known as Mouse to those who love her, has been working as an escort and saving money whilst studying for her degree at university. Kat is living a blissful life with her vocation as Church Deacon whilst married for the last four years to her husband Leon, a very successful businessman. One night whilst taking a taxi to back to his home with her gentleman client, Kat and the man are hijacked by the driver, thrown out into a back alley and shot. The man dies and the gunman flees, also believing that Kat is dead. The victims are discovered by Kat and Leon, and for some reason Kat believes it is her duty to look after Mouse, bringing the girl back to her home to recover. She even takes in Kat's grandmother, the extraordinary Nan, after more attempted murders take place. And there the adventure starts. Putting their three heads together and combining various talents, legal and illegal, Kat, Mouse and Nan embark on an investigation into murders old and new. This is an excellent read with wonderful rich characters and a great plot that never has a dull moment. I was very glad to hear that this is the first part of a trilogy as I can't wait to read more of their exploits. Absolutely recommended!!

I received an ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I absolutely loved this book! It had me hooked from page one It's a fast-paced easy to read murder mystery that I couldn't put down. I can't wait until the second book in the series comes out!

The past and the present collide.

It starts with Katerina Rowe, a Deacon who happen upon a body of a man and badly beaten woman name Beth. As Kat befriend Beth they decide to investigate why she was attack along with Beth Nana Doris and their search leads them to a crime that happen 15 years earlier.

As Kat husband Leon try keep them safe he tries to keep who he really is from Kat.

The closer they get to the truth the more dangerous things become and the killer will stop at nothing keep them quiet.

Murder Undeniable – Anita Waller
“Murder Undeniable” is subtitled “A gripping Kat and Mouse murder mystery” and I found myself immediately wondering who or what the Kat and the Mouse may be. As I found out, Kat is Katerina Rowe, a deacon at a church in a small town called Eyam. The Mouse is the nickname of Beth, a badly beaten woman Katerina and her husband, Leon, find in an alley – along with the body of Anthony Jackson. So begins a drama that pulls Kat and Leon into the frey. Kat, Mouse and Doris, Beth’s grandmother, start to piece together exactly what happened – a search that takes them back 15 years. Fast forward back to the present, and these ladies find themselves in harm’s way. “Murder Undeniable” is undeniably catchy. No time is wasted in getting to the drama and action; the characters are impressive and believable. The story is well-structured and flows well. A very enjoyable read.

First in a new series a book that drew me right in.A small town a murder a woman beaten ties to the past so well written looking forward to next in series.

The past and the present collide in this first book of a new trilogy.
This book was not my usual type of mystery I read, but I quite enjoyed it and look forward to the next one.
I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.