The Ferryman

About This Audiobook

Imagine a police officer so entrenched behind enemy lines that even their peers don’t recognize the traitor standing beside them. *The Ferryman* is that nightmare realized, a bruising police procedural where the real crime isn’t the shootings or the stings—it’s the slow drip of corruption corroding justice from within. Andrew Raymond’s Glasgow is a city of damp tenements and flickering sodium lights, where every shadow could hide a badge or a bullet. DCI Lomond’s hunt for the Ferryman is less a trad pursuit and more a descent into a hall of mirrors, where loyalty is currency and trust is the first casualty. The twisty plot doesn’t just keep you guessing; it leaves you questioning every handshake, every nod, every muttered word on the radio—until you start to wonder if the Ferryman is the hunter… or the hunted. Angus King’s narration ratchets up the tension with a raspy, weathered voice that sounds like it’s been through a dozen all-night stakeouts. He doesn’t just read the lines—he inhabits the squads, the snitches, and the sinners with a authenticity that borders on uncomfortable, especially during the tense cell block scenes where every breath feels like a threat.