The Inspector Littlejohn Mysteries Book 2 | Detective Audiobook

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[@tottiemae2258]

I really like Bellairs. He is such a clever writer. I find myself smiling and chuckling out loud all through the book. He keeps you engaged, but without using gratuitous violence and profanity. It's not really a cozy mystery. It's much better than that. Thank you so much for bringing these to us!

[@mosart7025]

Oh the bliss of having a real live good reader! One that knows what emotions are and how to get them across in the correct way. One who knows when pauses are called for and for how long. One who can differentiate characters with just a slight pitch change or accent/dialect. It's a beautiful thing!

[@SCB-dd4io]

Great even toned but expressive narration. I’m beginning to understand how hard it must be to read a book aloud and make it sound engaging. Sadly it’s rare to find narration like this

[@lauralaladarling3775]

Excellent, Thank you all for the radio adaptation of George Bellairs book. An interesting story read by a superb narrator. ❤ xxxxx😊

[@a.lewisraymer7772]

Antony Ferguson is a fabulous narrator!

[@elaineedgar2913]

Boring.

[@maze9774]

What a fantastic reader. Great story

[@wisdommorepreciousthanrubi8321]

Enjoyed that story thank you. Good the way he changes voices to the characters so well.

[@rAndomlight1069]

Excellent narration to an equally splendid story. Thank you.

[@shelleymcafee8197]

I love this series; only wish that more were available as audiobooks! Thank-You!

[@rugosetexture2716]

One of my favourite detective stories. Thanks for this! :o)

[@JudeNance]

The narrator is wonderful 🎉

[@marieuk01]

Loving these books & always appreciate another good mystery crime author. Thank you 🧚‍♀️💫

[@darlinecason1860]

Just found his work n really like it!! Thanks sooo much for both a well written Author n great readers!!

[@rosielee8381]

Excellent! Thank you 😊

[@rAndomlight1069]

A spiv, i think in the context of this book, was a petty criminal who dealt in illicit, typically black market, goods. Spivs were particularly active during the Second World War. Or it could derive from an American police acronym for Suspicious Person Itinerant Vagrant. It has also been suggested that Spiv "is simply V.I.P.s backward, with the meaning also reversed. The latter is so funny😂

[@sandymac529]

Thank you for your explanations of a spiv. Yours are much better than Google 🙂. I especially like the VIPs spelled backwards comment, that one is very clever! 😉👍

[@ntuthukongidi]

great book...you know " strangers among the dead by george bellairs"?

[@nushashelley6263]

Thank you 😊

[@dorothyheisey2150]

Very good! Listen and enjoy!

[@tripleAplay7]

Very enjoyable- thank you 🙏🏽

[@gilllongano5360]

More Bellairs please🙏🏻👍🏻

[@rokn9591]

It's a shame we didn't hear more from the Spiv

[@gilllongano5360]

I haven’t started listening yet and am saying thank you🙏🏻🥰

[@anne-mariepovall8102]

Excellent Thank you

[@kimmccabe1422]

I wish there were more Bellairs. Great narration. But Littlejohn is made less stronger than his witnesses here. In Famished Parson he was the boss. Still a good read. Thank you! It was weird how the writer made all the witnesses stronger than our Littlejohn. Compared to the Famashed Parson, Littlejohn was the boss and never hesitated. A total different Littlejohn. But I'll take it.😊

[@JudeNance]

I must know what a SPIVE is?

[@alicetatman6411]

Thank you so much😂

[@Jan-vw6tu]

Wow well man that's crazy what a crazy ending I won't ruin it but I never thought or heard of an ending like that not even in the movies Wild

[@sittnknittnwatchn3980]

READER 🌟🌟

[@MarynaGrobler-h2w]

😢

[@sittnknittnwatchn3980]

💙📚📖🎙💙

[@johnharding9634]

"Gimcrack"...pr.Jim.crak not with a hard G.

[@BryinWillis-e8g]

May 6th

[@johnharding9634]

"portentiously"???

[@janmeyer3129]

What would the Brits write about without class and ‘taste’?

[@mjpowell6614]

Narration is terrible .. ruined the story

[@gabbledigook1916]

Not keen on the USian narration.

[@cressidapotter6331]

This is not written by someone British, but someone’s idea of British. Shame. I find it very difficult to listen to.

[@roelienpostma2367]

Why?

[@whitetiger1518]

George bellairs was British. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Bellairs