The Sorcerer's Appendix

Brothers Grimm Mysteries, Book 4

De: P.J. Brackston

Narrado por: Kate Reading

Duración: 8 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

When Gretel takes on the case of a missing sorcerer, she doesn't realise that it will take her into the heart of the deep, dark woods and face to face with an old enemy....

Gretel has never had any time for sorcerers, considering them nothing more than show-offs with questionable fashion sense. It is with some reluctance and a deal of grumpiness, then, that she agrees to look into the matter of a murdered magician. All that is left of him is a grisly remnant, which the police quack confirms is the murdered man’s appendix. What has become of the rest of him is baffling the local constabulary, the Sorcerers’ Society and, not least, the hapless trickster’s widow.

As Gretel delves into the facts behind his disappearance she discovers no shortage of suspects. In fact, just about everyone she meets had reason for wanting the odious man dead. Her only clue points in one disturbing direction: the deep dark forest. So it is that Gretel, with a reluctant Hans as porter, must trek into the woods of her childhood trauma, braving all manner of discomforts and dangers - not least of which is a terrifying reminder of her past.

©2017 P.J. Brackston (P)2019 Bolinda Publishing

Doesn’t disappoint

Another great book in the series. The narrator is great! I just love the characters. looking forward to the next book.

Love this series!

These books are really different than the run of the mill mysteries or romances. Each story has interesting characters that you would like to sit down and have a cup of ale with. Yes, you can figure the mystery out, but it's not about that. It's all about enjoying the lives of Hans, Gretel (yes, THAT,Gretel) and her Man.

Plus, the great narrator brings the books to life. I have gone from book to book. I dont know what I'll do when I get to the last one. I'll go back to the heavy post apocalyptic, zombie books....

Another home run! If you enjoy Shrek, or Tangled..

I’ve so enjoyed escaping into the world of PJ Brackstons Gretel and Hansel……

The world we live in today is so full of the self proclaimed moral authority, individuals and groups, movements and politicians who demand we all bow down and follow their declarations… it gets old.

So… it is nice to escape into a world where absurd and silly, intelligent and foolish, good and evil… and a lot of hilarious embarrassing situations all combine into something most of us can laugh at and yet, ….. something we can all connect emotionally to at one many levels. For a short time, we can immerse ourselves into Gretel, and Hansel world as they bumble through the mystery of the Sorcerer’ Appendix. Ive not been disappointed with this series.

Loved it!

I loved every minute of it! The narrator was awesome! The best part was when the general kissed her.

Loved the story teller she was fantastic

Kate you were fanatic, because how read the story I couldn't stop listening, not to mention the book it's self was great to, P.J. Brackston is a new favorite auther.
I have another audio book that I started and I can't get past the readers voice. I so wish you could read that one.

If I could the book and Kate the reader would get all 10s

Great fun!

This is a perfect diversion from COVID ennui - just a funny escape. Kate Reading is a joy as a narrator for this or any book.

Unique and original

The authors unique and original story lines are very good! I love these books and can’t wait to read or listen to the next one . Not dirty nor sex filled . Just very well written fun! A great book If your in the mood for something light and as I said before quite unique !

Another wonderful case !

Kate Reading, is second to none bringing all the characters to life with memorable personalities.

Series

I really enjoy this series. I hope they continue! They are a great escape and very entertaining. The narrator is perfect!

Great Gretel Story

Brackston's playful style is on full display as the Gretel series hits its stride. The mystery is amusing, Hans and Gretel each have a little character growth, and there are a lot of nods to other fairy tales. The word play and Brackston's love of alliteration add some fun as well.