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Storm Force
- Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble
- Length: 7 hrs and 1 min
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Summary
Storm Force is another addictive gripping crime thriller, the seventh in a chilling series of serial killer books, ones that will rapidly convert followers of L J Ross, Faith Martin, Joy Ellis, Damien Boyd and J M Dalgliesh into David Blake devotees.
Two marked men, three missing women and an approaching storm, powerful enough to change the Norfolk landscape forever. As a category four storm looms large over Norfolk’s wide open horizon, DI John Tanner is given the task of solving a high-profile murder. But when another body is found just as three women are reported missing, he faces a race against time to uncover the truth before the storm moves in to destroy everything in its path, including the evidence Tanner so desperately needs.
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- Jane Shepherd
- 25-11-21
Thumbs down John Tanner
I nearly gave up on this outing of Tanner’s. The plot was interesting but the behaviour of Tanner - smirking, making inane comments, conducting interviews with poorly framed questions - I was so irritated especially as I’ve enjoyed previous books. Also Tanner’s lady friend Christine seems remarkably stupid expecting a senior detective to keep arrangements when embarking on a serious crime investigation. Equally what was Tanner thinking even making a date when murders have just been committed? His bosses were also annoying beyond belief. In addition, granted unlike vast numbers of listeners, I find Jonathan Keeble just too histrionic at times. I prefer more restrained, laconic renditions. I’m not sure whether or not I shall continue with this series.
7 people found this helpful
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- jackie2735
- 14-11-21
another good book from David Blake
Everything you want from a crime novel. Good story line with familiar characters well written and EXCELLENTLY narrated by Jonathan Keeble
6 people found this helpful
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- Anne
- 13-01-22
usual Fare
Murders, boats, dead bodies, usual fare, but enjoyable, narration by Mr Keeble excellent as always!
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- Mr. Stephen G. Howes
- 27-09-22
Weak story and over dramatic performance.
if all police were as dense as portraid in this book, we would be in a sorry state.
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- Mrs.CS.Ruscombe-King
- 25-04-22
Predictable and dull
I love good detective fiction and as an actor, I am also very fussy about it being well-read and correctly pronounced (eg no American pronunciations for English place names and the mispronunciation of other words). But this story bored me, I knew from the start who the culprit was, I didn't believe the characters, didn't care about them and lost interest really fast. There are so many good writers of this genre out there - I didn't think this was up there with them. And the reading attempted to give the characters some life, but although I know it is hard to depict a man if you are a woman and vice versa, the women in this came across weightless and fluffy. Not a success for me!
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- GLENYS SOWERBY
- 04-02-22
Absolutely had me hooked from start to finish.
This book, like the others, had me hooked. Thrilling with added humour. Absolutely loved it.
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- BK
- 09-08-22
unbelievable. And badly written. Sorry I bothered
An excess of unnecessary adjectives clog every sentence. The characters are unbelievably stereotyped. Poor.
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- J. A.S
- 15-07-22
David Blake does it again!!
Another great storyline, keeps you guessing right to the end
Brilliant narration, bring on the next book
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- Gillian Beardmore
- 20-06-22
A face paced good read
Narrator and story a great blend This was good read full of interesting characters and sense of location
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- Anonymous User
- 10-06-22
The Saga continues
I just love this series of stories. Well written and narrated. One more book to go. Can't wait.
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- Trish R.
- 02-05-22
Good story and narration..
I enjoy David Blake's books. This one was really a mystery, since it seemed to be different killers and blackmailers and it was tough figuring out who was who and who did what. The one thing I really, really hated in this story was what happened to Alice. That was not at all necessary, Mr. Blake.
There was no romance, just an attempt at one, and the F-bomb was used 12 times.
As for the narration: Love, love, love Jonathan Keeble. Fantastic at voices and emotions when he reads.
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- TGR
- 09-04-22
Good, quick listen.
So far, all the books in the series are good for what they are- quick, easy listens to get you through while waiting for something else. Easy to solve, not too intense. I recommend for that and for Jonathan Keeble, whose narration keeps it lively!
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- Candy
- 12-05-22
Candy
This has been an excellent series to listen to!! I’ve laughed, cried, rolled my eyes many a time throughout!! Brilliant narrator!! Can’t Wait For the Next Book!!!!!