His Last Bow by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

[@mis-d-white429]

Thank you so much . I have so much trouble trying to sleep and listening to you read Sherlock is so relaxing . Thank you again .

[@quinmarsh3564]

Me too!

[@lindseykelly8091]

What a Great reader! I could listen to this for days on end! thanks for sharing!

[@emilykrahn3185]

The narrator is David Clark

[@joshbrodt]

This line, speaking about an American Irishman killed me: “He seems to have declared war upon the King’s English as well as the English King!”

[@virgiljjacas1229]

Thank you. Excellent performance !!!

[@veritas6335]

The narrator has a very pleasant and listenable voice, contrary to most. Deep and resonant, and soothing. I doubt that he is English however, as he doesn't use authentic British pronunciation in many instances. Cadogan, for instance, is not pronounced as written (with a long "o" ) by Brits. They pronounce it Cah-DUG-uhn. Also, the regional accents are a bit muddled. Even so, an admirable effort and enjoyable reading.

[@lavendergal2508]

This is my favorite of all time narrators. I love his voice

[@rugosetexture2716]

Great stories, well read . . . thank you!

[@ssfandad]

Thanks - I am the narrator

[@j.d.2896]

@@ssfandad I recently listened to your reading of the Count of Monte Cristo. A thousand thanks!

[@roberthweiner4234]

​@@j.d.2896 .

[@RandyH400]

Love this thank you so much

[@SunshineJunior99]

Thank you! This is lovely. I'll get my summer reading done in no time.

[@tokyonightdreams]

Cool, have fun! :)

[@ahundredcardtricks1752]

Me too

[@richarddennon8726]

I love Sherlock Holmes I love the I like the 40's movies of Sherlock Holmes I think they're awesome

[@Evitaschannel]

The story of the husband who talked about his wife and his drinking gave me goosebumps...

[@Evitaschannel]

02:00:00

[@caiostocco]

What about the case-book of Sherlock Holmes?

[@tedtimmis8135]

Outstanding!

[@loraminhyophobic]

great

[@PumaLyn]

😊 interesting story!

[@emmaknight3890]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@Evitaschannel]

5:35:90 timestamp

[@vheilshorn]

the reader does every American in a Texas accent.

[@j.d.2896]

He lives in Texas

[@mickwakefield1874]

Class. The Americans must be cringing at their own dectective writers. I mean. Columbo ffs

[@mattbergseid9196]

we elected that idiot trump, we have no shame!

[@ileanasantamaria2364]

Truth!

[@southfloridaarcheryguy114]

Yes! A bi polar, cocaine addicted British detective! Very classy!!!!!

[@johnbuell8035]

@@southfloridaarcheryguy114 better than your ludicrous crap with body builders with huge muscles firing huge guns at each other for 90% of the ‘story’.

[@veritas6335]

That's a dumb thing to say. From Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett up through Earle Stanley Gardner and Elmore Leonard to John Grisham, Thomas Harris and Dan Brown, American mystery writers are terrific and far more varied and creative. There have been scores of great films made from their stories, from The Thin Man stories and The Maltese Falcon to The Pelican Brief, The Firm, The Client, A Time to Kill, to Chinatown, Silence of the Lambs and The DaVinci Code. I could go on for hours. Your statement is laughable and uninformed.

[@smithmcsmith9218]

Chapter 2 30:31

[@outofthegoldfishbowletcete762]

5:26:18

[@rosebud3971]

4:00:10

[@paulcampbell3137]

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