The Mysterious Affair at Styles

De: Agatha Christie

Narrado por: Jeff Woodman

Sidelined by his war injuries in 1916, Captain Hastings travels to his friend’s estate at Styles Court to recover from his wounds. As the summer heats up, a tragic murder occurs, and Hastings calls upon the services of his old acquaintance Hercule Poirot. With seemingly unrelated clues - a scrap of a burned will, a false beard, and an empty packet of bromide - the brilliant detective launches his first investigation on English soil and forges an enduring friendship.

Public Domain (P)2012 Recorded Books

Didn't like the narrator much

Good story. But didn't like the narrator much. Other versions of the book are better.

The Mysterious Affair at Styles

Another great mystery with many twists and turns o get to an end you don't see coming

Brilliant and Engaging

Loved the setting and the various twists and turns. The last few chapters were extraordinary! Audible narration too was very good and easy to keep track and not get lost

Great narrating with voices and accents

Story was a bit drawn out but I enjoyed it with the voices and accents

The essence of a dime novel

The narration was pretty good. Clear, different accents, etc. The story? Absolutely abysmal. This is the first Agatha Christie book I ever listened to and I will not be coming back. The characters do and say the most incongruous things. The setting is English but the thermometer apparently reads in Fahrenheit. The plot is laid out in the first couple chapters and then she spends the rest of the book trying to gaslight you into believing that you don’t know what’s going on. SMH

Boring story and delivery

Narrator was weak. Everything that was read sounded the same. No modulation and accents were too similar to distinguish