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The Man from London
- Narrated by: Simon Prebble
- Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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The Man from London reveals how Russian émigré Michael Gallatin was first recruited by the British Secret Service to use his unique skills against the Nazis - for Gallatin is a werewolf.
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- Jim "The Impatient"
- 05-02-17
THE PAST IS A DIFFERENT COUNTRY
HER GLOBES WERE ABSOLUTELY HUGE, NORTH OF HER EQUATOR
This story is really more of a chapter or a preview of the series involving a Russian werewolf, hired and trained by the British. While I could not give this story five stars, the preview of the third book in the series, caught my interest. Sounds like a James Bond type character. I like McCammon, so I might give this series a shot.
HE HAD TO WAIT FOR HIS ENGLISH COMPOSURE
Simon Prebble is excellent for this story and I hope he does the series.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Barbara white
- 12-03-23
Preview not a story
Not a complete story, more a teaser for a much longer series. Not as compelling as his other works.
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- Nicole
- 07-31-19
why did I pay 3.99 for a free preview Audible?
Frustrated with being charged 3.99 for a story that say at the end it's a supposedly a "free preview"
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