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Old 05-04-2015, 10:22 PM   #1222
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Just finishing this now. A wonderful book in a delightfully quirky series set in the Perigord. Robert Ian Mackenzie's narration of this book is excellent, I've enjoyed it completely. A thoroughly enjoyable book, and I highly recommend the entire series, which starts with Bruno, Chief of Police. (Which is, btw, a WhisperSync special at $4.49. )

Next up, Sharpe's Trafalgar, by Bernard Cornwell. This is #4 in the Richard Sharpe series, and the narrator for this one is Patrick Tull, so I know it will be superbly read. Most of the books are read by "Frederick Davidson" (David Case) so the transition between the two narrators is not an issue. They're both superb and have quite compatible voices.
Finished Sharpe's Trafalgar, an excellent historical novel by Bernard Cornwell, and read by one of the best narrators ever, Patrick Tull. Definitely enjoyed. But now listening to James Clavell's Shogun, read by Ralph Lister. He's a perfectly adequate reader, but it's hard to shine right after Patrick Tull.
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