Death Reports to a Health Resort

De: PJ Fitzsimmons

Narrado por: Tim Bruce

When his uncle is accused of an impossible crime by the wary and weary and ever leery Inspector Wittersham, Anty’s mum sends him to the wilds of Epping Forest to sort out who could have managed to murder the universally disliked taskmaster of a health resort dedicated to the repression and suppression of the best of the seven sins.

And things only get worse for Anty’s Uncle Pim when his nemesis dies in another murder that both eye-witnesses—Anty Boisjoly and Inspector Wittersham—swear was impossible.

Voice of Anty Boisjoly Tim Bruce is literally beside himself as multiple multi-faceted members of a motley cast, including a basset hound, a bee, boundless Boisjolys, and a pie-eyed valet singing music hall favourites.

©2024 Phillip Fitzsimmons (P)2025 Phillip Fitzsimmons

Bassett hounds and Boisjolys

Another fun romp. This time in the health resort to end all resorts of health.

Anty is back and in fine form!

Fitzsimmons hit the ground running with this one. Fabulous prose throughout! Easily one of my three favorite Anty stories.

Tim Bruce's narration is fabulous as usual!

Love the story and, as always, the narration

These books are so entertaining and made even better by the wonderful narration. I never find myself wondering who’s speaking like with other narrators. Recommend very highly.

I loved this one!

I’ve been listening on another app but I purchased on here to have all my Anty’s in one spot. This one was fun, I enjoyed the many varied characters. Tim Bruce did amazing as always, no one else could replace him as Anty.

Very unusual stories

It’s taken me two books to fully get into these tales and I’m not sure why. However they are quite unique in this day and age: the writing is very lush, literate, endlessly witty and very entertaining. The plots are fine but I can’t recall who did it in the two books I have heard so far. I am 40 mins from the end of this one and haven’t a clue. There is absolutely nothing to dislike and lots to like which may be my problem - there’s so much quick humor that the only proper way to listen is with nothing else to distract. I definitely recommend to anyone who enjoys well written humor PG Wodehouse style.