Dancers in the Wind

Hannah Weybridge, Book 1

De: Anne Coates

Narrado por: Joan Walker

She is hunting for the truth, but who is hunting her?

Freelance journalist and single mother Hannah Weybridge is commissioned by a national newspaper to write an investigative article on the notorious red light district in Kings Cross. There she meets prostitute Princess and a police inspector in the vice squad, Tom Jordan.

When Princess later arrives on her doorstep beaten up so badly she is barely recognisable, Hannah has to make some tough decisions and is drawn ever deeper into the world of deceit and violence. Three sex workers are murdered, their deaths covered up in a media blackout, and Hannah herself is under threat. As she comes to realise that the taste for vice reaches into the higher echelons of the great and the good, Hannah realises she must do everything in her power to expose the truth...and stay alive.

©2016 Anne Coates (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

Excellent

I am not a fan of writers easily won. I am also a a prolific audible consumer averaging 3 to 4 books weekly. I rate this author with my two favorites, Adrian Mckinty and Stewart Neville and that’s saying something. The narration was spot on. I will be recommending this book to my many friends.

Really enjoyed this book

Great narration! Good story. Narration is so important with audible books. Definitely would recommend this book.

Not worth the read…

There are much better books than this one! It wasn’t thrilling or sitting on the edge of your seat fun!

Great Story

I really enjoyed Dancers in the Wind! it was well written. The narration was well paced and informative. The main characters were belivible!

Good listen

Good story. I can usually guess the ending, but this one tricked me. The main character vomits a lot. But still worth the listen.

Better than…

First book I’ve read from the author and was surprised it kept my interest. Time is the 90’s but rather written then I don’t know and it’s setting is Britain.
The main character does throw up allot but I can get past that. She gets involved in a prostitutes woes and meets a new guy working the case who is also mysterious.
That’s pretty much the surrounding story.
It’s not the “newness” of the subject matter or a particular unique one. The reason I enjoyed it was maybe because of this and I could listen at my leisure rather at the gym on treadmill or going to sleep at night without having to rewind it to see what I missed.
It’s a solid 3+/- ⭐️ that’s easy to listen to and also enjoyable. I will probably give the writer another read to see if she’s consistent. If so I recommend it for anyone on the go who doesn’t have the time to get totally absorbed but nevertheless entertained. That to me is a ‘good’ book…not great, but definitely good.

Good story

I enjoyed the plot and the narrator but, oh boy, the main character was too often on the verge of throwing up or actually threw up!

ok book

The story is ok, but far from great, and the narrator is to dramatical and irritating. It's ok for a book you can listen to for free.

Excellent

You will not be disappointed in this murder mystery- well written and narrated - I’m looking forward to more by Anne Coates

I loved this book

What made the story so engaging was the voice of the narrator. So we’ll done! I loved the story, but wonder how on earth they came up with the title as it has no relation to story or characters.