Ep 6: The Station

De: Freya Slipper, Doug Crossley, Spring Day, Leila Navabi

Narrado por: Ellie Goulding, Douglas Booth, Rory Kinnear, Layton William, Omari Douglas, Keziah Joseph, Aneurin Barnard

MARTIN AND DEBBIE: KINGS CROSS STATION

For far too long, Martin has been resting on his laurels and not giving himself, or his relationship with Debbie the attention they deserve. So as a surprise for Debbie, and with help of his niece Emma, he has arranged for them to renew their vows in front of all their friends and family (or whoever can make it to St Pancras at very short notice on Christmas Eve). Ash and Fran are meant to be going, but after admitting to Ash how much Pilar means to her, Fran decides to jump on a bike to find Pilar and ask her not to go back to Spain. On a last-minute Christmas shopping trip, Angus helps Rob to realise what he really wants and Rob races to St Pancras to try and catch Ash. However, when Martin’s vow renewal is cut short by a bike accident and an angry security guard, Ash is nowhere to be seen.

But there’s Christmas magic in the air, so maybe there’s still a chance for Ash and Rob....

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So beautiful

The most beautiful musical ever. Loved Aneurin and Samantha’s story the best. Absolutely beautiful ❤️ you all rocked it. Well done Freya!

Fun way to listen to a story!

I loved the tunes & characters! I want more! Hoping for a sequel...going looking now!

Absolutely loved it!

This whole series was so beautifully produced. The music by Chris Read was wonderful, incredible singing from the whole cast, and a meaningful & heartwarming story throughout. I’m honestly sad I finished it so quickly and hope there will be another season!

This was a magical surprise.

This was like nothing I’ve ever experienced in an audiobook and I adore it. The songs are truly fantastic. What a joy.

it is hard writing individual reviews for each Ep

This one was a bit harder to visualize as the story was told. Still clever and the voices were beautiful. Love the Jonny & Jay combo. Two singers came across as "louder" than their counterparts in their singing duets and the final song was a bit "messy" at the start. I appreciated the variations of voices in the production.