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Well of the Winds
- A D.C.I. Daley Thriller, Book 5
- Narrated by: David Monteath
- Series: D.C.I. Daley, Book 5
- Length: 10 hrs and 11 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
As the Second World War nears its end, a man is stabbed to death on the shoreline of Kinloch, in the shadow of the great warships in the harbour. Many years later the postman on Gairsay, a tiny island off the coast of Kintyre, discovers that the Bremner family are missing from their farm. There's a pot on the stove and food on the table, but of the Bremners there is no sign.
When DCI Daley comes into possession of a journal written by his wartime predecessor in Kinloch, Inspector William Urquhart, he soon realises that the Isle of Gairsay has many secrets. Assisted by his indomitable deputy, DS Brian Scott, and new boss, Chief Superintendent Carrie Symington, Daley must solve a wartime murder to uncover the shocking events of the past and the present.
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- Kindle Customer
- 27-04-2019
great plot right to the end
loved this book. quite a detailed and sophisticated plot. great narration again from David Monteath.
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- Mimosa
- 12-11-2018
Fascinating history of aspects of WWII.
Loved the story - full of suspense and intrigue with Jim Daley and his henchman Scott. Introduced us to a new player; farewelled Jim's love interest and hopefully well rid of the errant wife, Liz.
The only difficult point was the narrator. Whilst he does a great job getting his tongue around numerous & varied accents, I would really appreciate it if he made pauses between various sections just a little longer so that the listener can recognise the changes - especially when going from present to past & vice versa.
But a great , informative story!
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- elizabeth b.
- 05-01-2022
Wow great story.
Oh and wonderful David Monteath super narrator. I love his voice.
This is a terrific story well plotted.
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- DebManning
- 13-06-2021
awful
Up till know I have more than enjoyed his books , this one however is hard to follow, discombobulated and not the slightest bit interesting and to to long. shame really I'm always looking for an ongoing series he spoilt that with this book.
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- asb
- 07-10-2020
Denzil rocks!
Another fantastic convoluted tale with old fashioned heroes and villains rocking the modern world. DCI Daley just gets more complicated with each story
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- karin
- 26-05-2020
great story
Brilliant narrator. intelligent ,good story. refreshing to hear words so clearly enunciated . that's all.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-04-2020
Surpise ending.
Another good story by this author with a ending I didnt seecoming Narration very good worth a listen.
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- Lexi
- 13-04-2019
Love this series
I really enjoyed the storyline of this book... the last couple of sentences were great! I think this was one of my fave in the series, except that Daley was a bit down, I hope he has some better luck in the next book!
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- R James A
- 17-03-2019
so enjoyable.
empowered
very difficult. to pause. so well read. entre hint of suspense. etc etc to continue in another day.
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- Simon
- 20-06-2018
Meyrick Eases off the Throttle a Little
Having thrown just about everything imaginable into the previous book in this series Meyrick eases off a little with this plot bringing it just that bit closer to planet Earth and it's all the better for it. Of course, we know by now that poor DCI Daley will not be asked to investigate some simple murder or abduction, there is once again International intrigue and some rather exotic characters are attracted to Kinloch.
It's really good stuff but as an aside I can't help wondering if Meyrick underestimates the fabulous characters he has created and how well they co-exist with his beautifully realised Kinloch with its ever fruity denizens always on hand to offer their own special brand of help and advice. Does the town really need to host International organisations and top level law enforcement agencies to make it interesting? I'd be happy with Daley and his team battling some more localised criminals occasionally!
Once again though the characters do shine throughout. Daley's new boss Symington gets significant added depth and she together with the wonderful DC Scott almost steal the show here. At times in this one you'll be cheering Scott on I promise! There is also a detective from the 1940s given prominence in this story. Given how depressed poor Daley is at the moment this is probably a clever move to have sidelined him just a little at this stage. It's something that makes the characters seem even more real without holding the story back with too much of Daley's depression..
As ever if I were to list the stars of the show it would be wrong to leave out David Monteath's silken Scottish purr at the microphone. He seems more comfortable on this one with less accents out of his comfort zone within the text. Finally of course I have to raise a glass for the hardy residents of Kinloch! Collectively they are genuinely wonderful and provide a real warmth to what after all are occasionally grisly or gritty stories.
One of the best in the series for me.
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- L Hayes
- 04-09-2017
A Thrilling Read
Denzil Meyrick gets better and better. Well of the Winds is cleverly written, bouncing between two different, yet related scenarios, periods of time and characters. This DCI Daley thriller kept me guessing right ro the end.
Brilliantly performed by David Monteath. I hope the DCI Daley series will continue. I have read books 1 to 5 back to back and have thoroughly hooked and would welcome a Book 6.
I would definitely recommend both Denzil Meyrick and the DCI Daley series.
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- Dr Lambert
- 29-04-2018
Much better than book 4
I struggled through the previous book because the story was much too outrageous, this one is much more mainstream and better thought through.
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- Sandy
- 22-06-2017
Excellent
Would you consider the audio edition of Well of the Winds to be better than the print version?
I prefer the audio versions
What was one of the most memorable moments of Well of the Winds?
The interactions between the main fractions at work in this tale are brilliant.
Which character – as performed by David Monteath – was your favourite?
Hamish
Any additional comments?
An other excellent novel following the twists and turns of D.C.I Daily's life and career. The interaction of the main characters wants to make you believe that they are based on real people and are drawn from the experiences or observations made by the authors time in the Police.
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- KPB
- 07-01-2018
The best story of the series yet
This is a cleverly woven story, engaging right from the start and reflecting the current rise of nationalism across Europe. The characters have matured from book to book, and parallels between the 1945 Inspector Urquhart and DCI Daley were very well drawn. I for one, did not guess the conclusion beforehand. While useful to understand the characterisation , it’s not essential to hear the other books in the series beforehand.
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- simon
- 26-07-2017
Big improvement on last in series
This is much better than previous in the series..the one dimensional Mary is written out and much more believable and interesting story here..good listen.
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- Mark
- 09-03-2018
Gripping
Another fantastic book by Denzil Meyrick and superbly narrated by David Monteath. I do hope there will be another one!
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- Sarah
- 16-06-2018
another good listen
another good listen from Denzil Meyrick, found it difficult to put down and thoroughly enjoyed it
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DCI Daley & ww2
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