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Curtains for Three
- Narrated by: Michael Prichard
- Length: 6 hrs and 37 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Three clever murderers challenge Nero Wolfe in cases involving lovers who want to make sure neither is a killer, a stable full of suspects in the search for a killer on horseback, and a murderer stalking Wolfe's brownstone.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Michael
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Three OK Stories, Homicide Trinity much better
This book contains three Nero Wolfe short stories; The Gun with Wings, Bullet for One and Disguise for Murder. These are all fine short stories but none are among my favorite Nero Wolfe shorts, and I tend to like the novels substantially more than the shorts. Although these stories have a nice tone and fantastic narration, they all lack second level of surprise which allows a great Nero Wolfe short to overcome the limitation of the short story format for a mystery. These each were a simple little mystery without enough twists or intensity of characters to make the stories outstanding.
If you want a good collection of shorts as an introduction to Nero Wolfe, try Homicide Trinity, the best of the shorts in this series. Still, this collection is not at all bad and should not be avoided by an avid Nero Wolfe buff.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Stephen W Osborne
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You Can Count on Stout
After listening to some less than stellar books, it was a pleasure to come home to Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in their brownstone in New York. The three stories here are good ones, and we even have a murder in Wolfe's office (a storyline Stout has used before). Pritchard's voice is perfectly suited for Wolfe and he does a credible Archie. This recording, though, seems strangely edited, with a new chapter coming at times with no pause at all. It doesn't take away, though, from these marvelous tales.
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- Vales Tales
- 08-04-15
Hard to give any Archie & Nero book less than 5
One of the collections of three or four novellas by Rex Stout. I generally like the full novels better, but these are great too. One of the stories include one of the greatest dangers to Archie in the entire series.
As per usual, excellently read by Michael Prichard.
If you have never read or listen to any of these before, this is probably a good place to jump on, as they're short. And of the collections, this may be my favorite one. Each one of these three stories is tight, and includes all of the outstanding features of every Nero & Archie book
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Stephen
- 12-19-07
Fun to listen to
Hearing Archie needle Nero & Nero Needle Archie is truly a delight.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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- D L
- 12-14-19
Really fun! Michael Prichard rocks!
The 3 stories were Great! They had some very funny parts. I enjoyed it very much.
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- Jamie Kopp
- 05-24-16
Love Rex Stout
Would you listen to Curtains for Three again? Why?
Yes, I will listen again in a few months. Well done.
Have you listened to any of Michael Prichard’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Have not listened to him before.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Jennie Gaither
- 02-22-16
Master file may need to be re-uploaded.
Stories are fun, narrator is great, but the cutoff between end of chapter and beginning of next chapter is sometimes a little too sharp.
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- Kindle Customer
- 04-23-12
Nero Wolfe - What's Not to Like
Would you listen to Curtains for Three again? Why?
Never read a Nero Wolfe story I didn't like. I have read the print versions more than twice and never get tired of them.
Any additional comments?
Micheal Pritchard does an excellent job of reading the Wolfes' and would recommend these books to any fan of the detective.
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- Lisa
- 12-19-11
I love RexSrout
Would you listen to Curtains for Three again? Why?
Wonderful stories, great narrator who makes listening to Nero Wolf even better.
What about Michael Prichard’s performance did you like?
He is really good and has a great voice.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-03-12
A detective with style
If you could sum up Curtains for Three in three words, what would they be?
Entertaining and Intriguing
If you’ve listened to books by Rex Stout before, how does this one compare?
Rex Stout continues to bring wit, charm and an old fashion sophistication to his stories with interesting twists in the 'who done-its.'
Would you listen to another book narrated by Michael Prichard?
Michael Prichard does a good narrative of Wolfe and Archie
