Thread: What are we listening to? (audiobooks)
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Old 05-04-2014, 12:17 PM   #813
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But first, a digression to an even earlier era, with The Talisman Ring, by Georgette Heyer, read by Eve Matheson. This should be fun!
And what a lovely digression it is. Though I have the reader wrong, it's Phyllida Nash. IAC, very well read, and a delightful romp as always. I'm definitely enjoying this.
Excellent. One of Heyer's best, IMO. And well read. Overall, a 5, with maybe a slight knock down to a 4 for the actual reader, Phyllida Nash. She's good, definitely not a problem, but perhaps not my absolute favourite for Heyer.

Now, Murder and Mendelssohn, #20 in the Phryne Fisher series. Written by Kerry Greenwood, and read excellently by Stephanie Daniel. I'm looking forward to this with very mixed feelings. I've been hording these Phryne Fisher books because they are such a delight, but this is the last one so far and one has no surety of when there may be a new one.
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