The Edge by Dick Francis Part 1

[@doreekaplan2589]

Decades ago I read all of his books. His son co-wrote, then solo after his dad passed, sounding the same. Audiobooks now are great when driving and such. Thanksalot

[@sandranaylor2348]

Tony Britten has a lovely voice to listen to

[@neridaneuman9534]

Such a good listen. Thank you..

[@suzannahjames5264]

Fantastic! Thank you!!!!🎉

[@thelmaallen8766]

Just the right voice, how do you choose?!

[@janinemiller1155]

Thanks so much for posting the book in smaller sections ❤

[@carolloch3446]

Wonderfully funny

[@azokalum]

Resume at 2:38:00

[@magnusqwerty]

Why Icelandic horses in the picture ?????

[@ickleshouse]

Not sure, but the man is apparently Dick Francis himself !.

[@doreekaplan2589]

It's Dick Francis.

[@paulrothkopf5189]

❤

[@heenanyou]

No one calls VIA Rail Vee Eye Aye. It is VEE-a. From the Latin work via. Should have been easy to research.

[@spherevision360]

Harsh unnecessary

[@ronaldbell7429]

That's a very provincial mindset. When you say "no one", you're referring to the geographically limited subset of listeners who are familiar with that rail line. Audiences elsewhere will mis-hear "VIA rail" as "via rail" and get a thoroughly incorrect interpretation of the text. Your offended sensibilities notwithstanding, pronouncing the letters individually is not the best way to read it.

[@beverleybrown4832]

I'm Canadian and, believe me, Canadians so NOT say eh every other word. So irritating!