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@fullywoolly@mastodon.social Difficult to say. Absolutely required, no, since the two books deal with a different murder case. But a lot of joy of these books comes from getting to know the main characters (Ross and Sullivan), seeing how they meet and how they interact and such, form a bond. That all happens in the first book, so you'll be missing a that and also information about the main character's pasts. So I'd say it's possible to listen to it/read it separately but I don't know if it will be enjoyable this way. I listen to the audiobooks on Audible, but maybe they're available on other platforms too.