Marriage and Murder

The Casebook of Barnaby Adair Series, Book 10

De: Stephanie Laurens

Narrado por: Liam Gerrard

Five years ago, Henry, Lord Glossup, was suspected of murdering his late wife. Although he was exonerated and the true murderer caught, Henry has been accused of murdering a lady again, in the same fashion. He appeals to Barnaby and Penelope for help, as does Stokes who, having been the inspector in charge of the previous case, is tasked with solving the current one. The investigators soon establish that the evidence implicating Henry is flimsy and circumstantial, and his alibi is easily verified. But that leaves them, along with the sister of the deceased, to unravel the tangled puzzle of who strangled Viola Huntingdon and was it the secret admirer she referred to only as “H”?

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This was the worst narration of a Stephanie Laurens book ever.

Stephanie Lauren's books have long been my favorite for both the quality of writing and narration. I gave up after a few chapters. I cannot finish listening to this narration. I have bought the kindle version and would rather listen to my old kindle robotic voice to finish the book. Please never use this person again.

Great story horrible narration

This is one of my favorite mystery writers. But unfortunately unlike her others they changed the narrators and they were horrible.,Especially bad was the character of Penelope. This is nothing like the other portrayals. In this one it sounds like it is a man trying to talk like a woman and it is not done well, Also the character of Stokes from previous books was completely off too. It almost turned me off the book completely. This needs to be re-done.

Good plot

I didn’t enjoy the narration. The book was stiff and I here were little too f no characters that evolved, grow, changed and the love story was almost not there at all. Like a boring background. But the plot and some of the twists were interesting.

Another Solid Entry

It took a bit getting used to the new narrator, being so used to Napoleon Ryan narrating this series; but I think that Mr. Gerard does a decent job. The story moves along at a decent clip; and has a decent twist. One observation is that as the series has moved along it does seem that the mysteries are becoming more prominent than the love stories.

Killing for what you want

Good story of a clergyman’s daughter that was well
off due to her father’s stock purchases. She was being courted by a man that was interested in her. Unfortunately, she was murdered and her sister came to visit on the day she died. Adair and Penelope with Stokes were investigating as one of their friends was being accused of this murder and was requesting help.