Poirot Investigates

His Early Cases (The Hercule Poirot Mysteries)

De: Agatha Christie

Narrado por: John Rayburn

You will soon discover that Captain Arthur Hastings is on hand to relate confirming details of case after case. Hastings was an ongoing friend and adventure companion of the often exuberant Belgian investigator who once proudly proclaimed, “I am the greatest detective in the world.”

In the tales related by Hastings, we soon discover the supremely confident little man lived up to his apparent braggadocio. His statement was rarely, if ever, challenged. Anyone taking umbrage to the proud claim was soon to back off and accept it. The expressed personal opinion was plain enough, nothing other than unvarnished fact.

Even with some misgivings, Hastings had to admit his compatriot always managed to stand upright no matter how implicit demands for retraction or truth might be.

Listen now to discern the facts as Hastings begins the narrative.

Public Domain (P)2022 John D. Rayburn

Reader is not up to the ram ask.

Thieve stories require very skilled readers who can change their voices and inflections with each character. The reader of this audiobook was AWFUL. The stories were lost in the reading.

Raspberry!

Cringey performance!
What happens at grandpa’s house should have stayed at grandpa’s house in this instance!

Horrible voice. completely wrong.

The voice was SO annoying and wrong for this. It sounded comical. Ruined it all!

The Narrator ruins the book.

The stories are okay, but the narrator is so disgracefully bad that it ruins the experience. He has muddled pronunciation, no sense of timing and thinks all British accents come from Texas. Don’t but this dog!