Murder on the Orient Elite

A Tale of the Grimnoir Chronicles

De: Larry Correia

Narrado por: Bronson Pinchot

In this brand-new Grimnoir Chronicles story written exclusively for Audible, it's 1937 - four years after the Grimnoir Society defeated the magical alien force known as The Power. "Heavy" Jake Sullivan is summoned by his oddest ally, Dr. Wells, to stop the bombing of a new ultra-luxury airship. Amid the glitz, the gambling, and the high-society types, Sullivan races time to hunt for the saboteur. But surrounded by a blimp-full of Germans, Russians, Imperium Iron Guard, and other magical enemies - where can he even begin?

Murder on the Orient Elite is available free through 01/01/15.

Listen to more hard-boiled dark fantasy in the rest of the Grimnoir Chronicles series.©2014 Larry Correia (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Fun story!

What did you love best about Murder on the Orient Elite?

Tight plotting keeps the story moving.

What did you like best about this story?

The tension between Sullivan and the professor.

What about Bronson Pinchot’s performance did you like?

How very talented Bronson Pinchot is! He puts so much characterization into his voices, its difficult to believe that its only him narrating.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

There is something invigorating in listening to this story. Gets your adrenalin going.

Any additional comments?

I will look for more audible books by both Larry Correia and Bronson Pinchot.

It's just a short story. :(

It's just as good as the rest of the series, I just wish it was a full length novel.

Wish the next in the series

was available! Enjoy these a lot. Bronson Pinchot is great as the narrator, good voices.

nice short story

I like it, short but enjoyable
the performance is good
it is not connected to the original story, but you need to be familiar with the original story to understand it

Excellent

Bronson Pinchot provided a very entertaining array of voices and accents to this entertaining adventure story, switching effortlessly between characters. I'm sure some editing helped, but nonetheless a thoroughly enjoyable audiobook.