Odd Partners

An Anthology

De: Mystery Writers of America, Anne Perry, Allison Brennan, Jeffery Deaver, William Kent Krueger

Narrado por: Anne Perry, MacLeod Andrews, Edoardo Ballerini, Janina Edwards, Christopher Ryan Grant, Amy Landon, Ray Porter, Simon Prebble, Lorna Raver

Duración: 13 h

Resumen del Editor

Unlikely pairs join forces to crack a slew of intriguing cases in an anthology edited by New York Times best-selling author Anne Perry, featuring original stories by Jacqueline Winspear, Jeffery Deaver, Allison Brennan, Charles Todd, and many more, including Perry herself.

Throughout the annals of fiction, there have been many celebrated detective teams: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. Nick and Nora Charles. Hercule Poirot and Arthur Hastings. Thomas and Charlotte Pitt. That last pair is the creation of beloved mystery writer Anne Perry, who, as the editor of Odd Partners and in conjunction with Mystery Writers of America, has enlisted some of today’s best mystery writers to craft all-new stories about unlikely duos who join forces - sometimes unwillingly - to solve beguiling whodunits.

From Perry’s entry, in which an English sergeant and his German counterpart set out to find a missing soldier during World War I, to a psychological tale of an airplane passenger who wakes up unsure of who he is, each story deals in the wonderful complexities of human interactions.

Featuring work by New York Times best-selling authors, Edgar Award winners, and up-and-coming members of the Mystery Writers of America, these tales of friends, enemies, and pairs who lie somewhere in the middle will satisfy every type of mystery listener.

Audio Contents:
Introduction by Anne Perry, read by Anne Perry
“Reconciliation” by Anne Perry, read by Simon Prebble
“The Nature of the Beast” by William Kent Krueger, read by Ray Porter
“Sad Onions: A Hap and Leonard Story” by Joe R. Lansdale, read by Christopher Ryan Grant
“The Wagatha Labsy Secret Dogtective Alliance: A Dog Noir Story” by Jacqueline Winspear, read by Macleod Andrews
“Glock, Paper, Scissors” by Shelley Costa, read by Lorna Raver
“Blood Money: An Inspector Rutledge Story” by Charles Todd, read by Simon Prebble
“The Violins Played Before Junshan” by Lou Kemp, read by Edoardo Ballerini
“What Ever Happened to Lorna Winters?” by Lisa Morton, read by Macleod Andrews
“Oglethorpe's Camera” by Claire Ortalda, read by Amy Landon
“The Last Game” by Robert Dugoni, read by Edoardo Ballerini
“NO 11 SQUATER” by Adele Polomski, read by Lorna Raver
“A Cold Spell” by Mark Thielman, read by Janina Edwards
“What Would Nora Do?” by Georgia Jeffries, read by Amy Landon
“Hector's Bees” by Amanda Witt, read by Janina Edwards
“Georgia in the Wind” by William Frank, read by Ray Porter
“From Four till Late: A Nick Travers Story” by Ace Atkins, read by Macleod Andrews
“Bite out of Crime” by Allison Brennan, read by Amy Landon
“Songbird Blues” by Stephen Ross, read by Edoardo Ballerini
“Security” by Jeffery Deaver, read by Ray Porter

©2019 Anne Perry, Allison Brennan, Jeffery Deaver (P)2019 Random House Audio

Mystery

Short stories by famous authors of murder and mystery plots. Each narrator were very good to the stories they were matched with which was well directed. You have to listen carefully, especially towards the end of the story because it comes up fast. 🐼🐼🐼

Like many anthologies, Good mixed with OK. No bad.

Well worth the time and a good value when on sale from Audible. Some were good enough I wanted them to be Novellas - not short stories. Majority of the readers were Very Good. Mixture of concepts is varied as are the perspectives for listening . I DNF three of them.

listen all the way to the end

all the stories are at least good but the last one is just fun. well worth the credits

Wow! What a roller coaster ride of emotions!

I usually stay away from short story collections. I’ve never found one that kept me wanting more ... until now!

Well worth every minute. Wow!

Not great

Some stories I just passed over like other MWA anthologies . This was just weak. Too many pets/animals with their owners. The cat story just got bypassed.