The Dalehouse Murder


Read by Yoganandh T

(3.5 stars; 14 reviews)

An assorted group of young people gather in a Merchester house to take part in the annual lawn tennis tournament. The summer is extremely hot, tempers are frayed and suddenly one of the inmates dies in her bed. Is the ice-cool doctor really cool or has he assumed the facade to mask a diabolical plot? A murder mystery with more than a splash of psychological leanings. - Summary by Yoganandh T (7 hr 21 min)

Chapters

I Go to Merchester 22:06 Read by Yoganandh T
The Chinese Poison 31:43 Read by Yoganandh T
Stella Murdered 26:41 Read by Yoganandh T
Detective Inspector Allport 29:38 Read by Yoganandh T
Allport’s Alternatives 22:42 Read by Yoganandh T
The Inquiry in the Dining-Room 27:54 Read by Yoganandh T
I Argue with Kenneth 23:09 Read by Yoganandh T
Dr. Hanson’s Case-Book 16:45 Read by Yoganandh T
Kenneth and the Tundish 11:09 Read by Yoganandh T
I Analyze the Position 23:20 Read by Yoganandh T
On the Landing at Midnight 27:54 Read by Yoganandh T
Janet Arrives on the Scene 53:58 Read by Yoganandh T
Accident or——? 19:55 Read by Yoganandh T
A Bird-Bath and an Inquest 40:20 Read by Yoganandh T
A Close Call 21:10 Read by Yoganandh T
Explanations and a Challenge 43:29 Read by Yoganandh T

Reviews

So far, so good


(5 stars)

Update: I just finished listening to this book. It is well written, a great "who-done-it", and it kept me guessing til the end. I'd like more of the same from this author. The reader kept me engaged the whole time. I still give it 5 stars! Earlier review: I decided to give this book a try in spite of the one poor review. I am 3 chapters in so far, and the book is holding my attention. I have no trouble understanding the reader; I have listened to several of his books. Yes, the cadence is a little different than the way I might read, and an occasional word may be mispronounced, but he does a fine job. The longer I listen, the easier it is to follow along with him. So unless there is a problem with the actual recording farther along, I'm enjoying this book very much! I'll update this review if anything changes.


(1.5 stars)

I am sure this was probably a fine story, but I simply could not understand the reader. The words were not distinguishable half the time and the cadence was off. It was pointless to continue listening. I appreciate the reader’s effort, but I gave up.