The Raging Storm by Ann Cleeves - this is the 3rd in her newish series featuring Detective Matthew Venn, who's based in Devon,and finds himself spending time in the remote, rather grim village of Greystone, when a man is found dead in a boat in a nearby cove, following a storm, presumably the storm of the title as apart from this one storm the title is a bit of a misnomer. Anyway the dead man grew up in the village, but then became famous for his sailing exploits and most people hadn't seen him for years, until he literally blows in one night and becomes a regular in the pub, claiming to be waiting for someone to come to him. Then one night he doesn't turn up, and the lifeboat crew find his body in a small boat belonging to one the lifeboat volunteers. It turns out the man ruffled a lot of feathers during his earlier years, and Venn's team find it hard to separate the man's own self-constructed life, from his real life, including his mysterious visitor. Venn finds himself conflicted, as he grew up in the area, and was at school with many of the locals. This is a densely plotted story, and whilst it was readable I don't think it's one of the author's best books, Venn came across as being a bit whiny and introspective (perhaps another raging storm, this time his personal one?!) and I didn't find it particularly involving, and not as dramatic as the blurb promises,apart from the ending. Ann Cleeves's next book brings back Jimmy Perez, which is a surprise. 6.5/10