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The Last Sherlock Holmes Story
- De: Michael Dibdin
- Narrado por: Robert Glenister
- Duración: 6 h y 43 m
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In the late seventies an extraordinary document came to light which for fifty years had been held on deposit by the bankers of the deceased John Herbert Watson MD - better known to devotees of Conan Doyle as Dr Watson. A continuous narrative in the doctor’s own hand, the story opens in the East End of London in 1888. Three women have been savagely murdered by Jack the Ripper.
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Keeps you guessing, even after its finished!
- De Benja en 03-28-13
- The Last Sherlock Holmes Story
- De: Michael Dibdin
- Narrado por: Robert Glenister
Lame story, hobbled execution
Revisado: 10-11-12
What would have made The Last Sherlock Holmes Story better?
not writing it
Would you ever listen to anything by Michael Dibdin again?
sure
How did the narrator detract from the book?
The narrator was OK, just the story was really stupid.
You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
Not really.
Any additional comments?
I figured how the "mystery" would resolve from the first chapter. It was also just pointlessly gruesome.
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Old Harry's Game
- The Complete Series 1 & 2
- De: Andy Hamilton
- Narrado por: Andy Hamilton
- Duración: 5 h y 42 m
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It's not easy being Satan - thrown out of heaven by a vengeful, white-haired God merely for daring to voice the concerns of middle management and condemned for all eternity to listen to Edith Piaf and Elvis Presley. Still, there are new arrivals to welcome - the Professor, an atheist whose unerring optimism is a nasty blow, and Thomas, chairman of a privatised water company (so vile that Judas Iscariot starts calling him the Guv'nor).
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From Gary to Scumspawn in two easy seasons
- De Mary en 09-07-10
- Old Harry's Game
- The Complete Series 1 & 2
- De: Andy Hamilton
- Narrado por: Andy Hamilton
From Gary to Scumspawn in two easy seasons
Revisado: 09-07-10
Andy Hamilton is God, No, correct that, he's Satan.
Americans will miss the topical references to British pop culture, but no one will miss the digs at evangelists, CEOs, scientists and humanity in general. Andy Hamilton has created a hell where Jane Austen heckles the Prince of the Underworld, where Elvis vies with Edith Piaf for annoying soundtracks and where Shakespeare reveals that the real writer of all "his" plays is a candy vendor named Trevor. One advisory: listen to two or three at a time otherwise you risk a muscle tear from laughing too hard.
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The Undercover Economist
- De: Tim Harford
- Narrado por: Robert Ian Mackenzie
- Duración: 10 h y 6 m
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Author of the extremely popular "Dear Economist" column in Financial Times, Tim Harford reveals the economics behind everyday phenomena in this highly entertaining and informative book. Can a book about economics be fun to read? It can when Harford takes the reins, using his trademark wit to explain why it costs an arm and a leg to buy a cappuccino and why it's nearly impossible to purchase a decent used car.
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Everyone needs to know this.
- De Alexander Fogel en 04-24-06
- The Undercover Economist
- De: Tim Harford
- Narrado por: Robert Ian Mackenzie
Poor thought meet bad writing
Revisado: 09-07-10
I had heard that this book offers clear insights into economic theory. Nope, no insights, but that's largely because the author couldn't hold a critical thought in his head if his life depended upon it. I've read econ textbooks with more verve than this.
All this book offers is the disproven and simplistic pop theory called "supply side economics" but he adds the insult of political posturing badly masked as research. The narrator has a voice that will bore you to tears, then send you searching for a blunt object to pound the life out of your iPod. The insanely circular logic and the flat sentence syntax are not the machines' fault, but the author is probably in hiding. If not he should be, if only out of embarrassment at publishing this mess.
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