
A Tangled Web
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Narrateur(s):
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Francis G. Kearney
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Auteur(s):
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Mike Martin
À propos de cet audio
Sgt. Windflower is back on the case in Grand Bank. This time there’s a missing girl, trouble at the factory, and signs of danger everywhere. But there’s always good food, good friends, and good company to make life worthwhile. All the usual characters and a few new suspects are back to help Windflower unravel the web of deceit and deception that threatens the small community.
©2016 Mike Martin (P)2023 Mike MartinA Tangled Web is probably the best in the series (I’ve listened to them all). As the story goes, Windflower is once again involved in a crime that puts the Mountie to the test. However, all through the story, the blending of the multiple characters’ stories, the pleasant dialogue about life in a small close knit community, almost seems like the crime is just another part of the palette painted by Martin.
The story quickly evolves into a potentially terrifying scenario involving a child and her disappearance. However, Windflower is on the case and eventually gets his man through the clever plot devised by Martin.
The ongoing characters - the doctor, the beautiful wife, the friends and neighbours, the dog - all the supporting cast are still here and woven into the story. Windflower’s Cree heritage once again provides him with insight that eventually helps solve the mystery.
The end promises the next story …….please!
Once again, the narration by Francis G. Kearney, who has narrated the entire series so far, drops the listener into the Grand Bank community with his amazing capture of the Newfoundland dialect. The listener doesn’t hear a narrator so much as a local telling the story of his neighbours and is immediately immersed into this community with everyone else. His narration is captivating and makes the story a delightful listen.
I recommend A Tangled Web by Mike Martin for anyone wanting to hear a world filled with unique characters, a pleasant story and enough mystery to make everything interesting.
Mike Martin’s Windflower series is addictive
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