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Jane and the Stillroom Maid
- Being the Fifth Jane Austen Mystery
- De: Stephanie Barron
- Narrado por: Kate Reading
- Duración: 8 h y 36 m
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Jane Austen is enjoying August, 1806, among Derbyshire's craggy peaks, sparkling streams, and cavernous gorges. That is, until she discovers the corpse of a young gentleman whose blond curls and delicate features suggest the face of an angel.
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Will the real Jane Austen please stand up?
- De ahafun2010 yes en 01-23-13
- Jane and the Stillroom Maid
- Being the Fifth Jane Austen Mystery
- De: Stephanie Barron
- Narrado por: Kate Reading
This is my favorite Jane Austen Mystery
Revisado: 04-12-24
This is one of the strongest novels in its suspense and plot. We see the relationship between Jane and Lord Harold begin to deepen. Kate Reading, the performer of these books, is truly excellent in her execution of the different voices and English dialects. She does a wonderful job even conveying male voices without sounding ridiculous. Her rendering of the characters’ voices is highly enjoyable.
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A Cotswold Christmas Mystery
- De: Rebecca Tope
- Narrado por: Caroline Lennon
- Duración: 8 h y 35 m
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It’s Christmas, and things are looking good at the Slocombe house. Thea’s daughter Jessica has come to stay, much to her stepdaughter Stephanie’s delight. But then things take a turn for the worse. A local family, the Frowses, finds themselves increasingly harassed by an aggressive landlord. When Beverley Frowse goes missing, Thea and Stephanie both feel they should do their best to help her husband and son to solve the mystery.
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Not worth the time
- De Betty S. Humphries en 02-26-23
- A Cotswold Christmas Mystery
- De: Rebecca Tope
- Narrado por: Caroline Lennon
Wish I hadn’t bothered.
Revisado: 03-16-23
I kept waiting for it to get good. And then it ended. The narrator made an heroic effort with the story, which was paltry. The detective is unlivable and is the sort who huffs about the amount of money other people spend on her step children’s presents and who resents any effort she must make to maintain familial relations (visiting her elderly mother in law in nursing home, putting on Christmas etc). Elements of backstory were missing that would have been useful. What happened to Drew’s first wife? An attack is obliquely mentioned and never explained. That was the most interesting thing in the book and, unless that was a bit I slept through, I never found out.
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