The Man in the Brown Suit. An Anne Beddingfeld Story

An Agatha Christie Poirot Short Story

De: Agatha Christie

Narrado por: Deaver Brown

An early Agatha with romantic heroine, Anne Beddington, up against an unknown evil tyrant. Great fun as the mystery progresses from England to on shipboard. A charming change of pace for Agatha fans from Poirot and Marple. An American narrator.

Public Domain (P)2020 Deaver Brown

Reseñas de la Crítica

Poirot, Jane Marple, Miss Marple, Agatha Christie.

Ridiculous Music

The story is vintage Christie and a nice relief from Marple and Poirot. As with other reviews the concept of continuous background music is dubious and the music chosen was really jarring.

Background music distracting

Short and sweet, a good read except for the awful background noise. I guess it was supposed to be soothing or something, but it drove me crazy.

Xylophone Music Plays Constantly!

I listened to the complete first chapter hoping the xylophone music would stop. it is as loud as the narrator, and has nothing to do with the narrative. it makes it hard to listen to the story!! to is a repetitive noise that cannot be ignored. Agatha Christie is a great author. this reading is a shame.

Background noise

The repetitive and extremely annoying dinging in the background ruined the experience. A female reader would also have been nice…

Love the story, not the music

First off, the reader is terrible! His voice is hard to listen and when he has to talk as a woman....it catches. Hard to really describe. Then there is the constant music in the background! It nearly put me to sleep! There should have been an English woman reading and no music! Love the story...anything by Agatha Christie is at the top. It is how it was delivered I didn't like.