Hall of Mirrors

Bryant and May, Book 15

De: Christopher Fowler

Narrado por: Tim Goodman

The year is 1969, and 10 guests are about to enjoy a weekend at Tavistock Hall. The guests also include detectives Arthur Bryant and John May - undercover, in disguise and tasked with protecting Monty Hatton-Jones, a whistle-blower turning Queen’s evidence in a massive bribery trial.

The house’s owner - a penniless, dope-smoking aristocrat - is intent on selling the estate to a secretive millionaire, but the weekend has only just started when the millionaire goes missing, and murder is on the cards....

©2018 Christopher Fowler (P)2018 W.F. Howes Ltd

Could listen forever.

I am always left feeling sad when I have gobbled up another Bryant and May book. I only pre-order three authors and Christopher Fowler is one of them. Tim Goodman is the wonderful narrator that brings all the characters in this series to life. Perfection. I listen to every word.

I loved it

Parts of this book made me pause so I could laugh out loud

I used to take the books in this series from the library, but that was before I heard this narrator’s voice for Arthur Bryant: spot on.
Good job Audible!

Bryant and May—brilliant again!!

A fresh, smart and humorous rendition of the country house murder in the company of Bryant and May. Operating outside their milieu of London with all her history and complexity, they are at a disadvantage.
Their characters are consistent with their beloved older counterparts. A pleasure in any location.

What Fun!

I am a huge fan of Bryant and May and the author Christopher Fowler. I was delighted that a new book had arrived and it did not disappoint. Set in the 60's it is a bit of an homage to Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers and the like. It is set in a stately home during a house party. There is a murder and the detectives have to solve it by Monday Morning any way I can't say more but it has lots of red herrings and the plot twists and turns. It was great fun especially all the cultural references to the 60's .I really hope the author will write more about the PCU's old cases I think there is lots more to enjoy. The narrator as always is excellent he does a fantastic job here not only with Arthur and John but in this book all the upper crust characters as well.

Best B&M book since Water Room

Best B&M book since Water Room. Incredibly amusing, heartfelt and with the excellent characters and twists of a Fowler novel.

Always wonderful

This was a lovely detour from the regular antics of the aging duo. I do want someone to promise me that it does not mark the last account of those antics

4

This was a lot of fun. It sounds easy -- a weekend in the country
protecting a witness scheduled
for court. Bryant and May, on their own are very funny. I am a big fan of these two and a I think this book is a good introduction
to their peculiar policing.

Wot larks!

Possibly the most brilliant and funniest of the series! The narration is perfect, as usual.

Delightful book from one of my favorite series

Two of my favorite detectives and a crew of wonderful eccentrics provide a fun read. Even those who Aren’t mystery fans should be able to enjoy it