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Murder on the Serpentine
- Narrated by: Jenny Sterlin
- Series: Thomas and Charlotte Pitt, Book 32
- Length: 11 hrs and 9 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 03-21-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Recorded Books
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $27.99
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- karin lund
- 04-26-17
murder on the serpentine
this was hands down my favorite one so far! it has the feel of the earlier Charlotte and Thomas investigations but with the polish of the newer ones. I am a lot g time reader of the Pitt and Monk books ever since my grandparents turned me onto to them. I'll just say the end has a special treat for all devoted readers!!!
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- Shirley
- 04-10-17
Sir Thomas and Lady Pitt
Wow! A great ending. I have a feeling it may be the end of a wonderful series. Started off a little slow, but picked up after a few chapters. Can't wait for a whole new series from one of my favorite authors. I would be remiss if I didn't include the narrator who always brings Anne Perry's characters to life,
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- dennis dvorak
- 04-08-17
Not Disappointed
All and all, I enjoyed it. Anne Perry is one of my favorite writers. Very good plot indeed.
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- Lizzy C
- Poughkeepsie,NY
- 05-17-17
where does Anne Perry go from here?
I have read All of Miss Perry's books (listened to them too) , but this one tops them all!! I adore Thomas & Charlotte Pitt, following them from beginning to end was GREAT!
The best of all was having Thomas knighted .
Sir Thomas & Lady Pittman now my question is
where do we go from here Miss Perry!!!
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- pmirbaghi
- 05-02-17
Murder on the Serpentine
Would you consider the audio edition of Murder on the Serpentine to be better than the print version?
Although it was an excellent rendition, I can't give an answer to this question...I listen to audio books because my eyes become strained when I read.
What did you like best about this story?
I found the plot very interesting and it was also very well developed and articulated. It has been some years since I read a book by Anne Perry, and reading this book, I felt she has become a master story teller. Mystery and suspense is by far my favourite genre, and yet I found her approach was quite innovative.
Have you listened to any of Jenny Sterlin’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
This was my introduction to Jenny Sterlin, but I enjoyed listening to her so much that I look forward to listening to other books read by her.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
I pass on this one!
Any additional comments?
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- Joanne
- 04-01-17
Awesome Ending
I rarely get choked up. AWESOME Ending. I cannot wait until the next Thomas and Charlotte Pitt book!
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- Glenda Kopchinsky
- 08-09-18
MORE STARS PLEASE
Absolutely loved this Thomas and Charlotte adventure! I have read all of the Anne Perry books in this series and this was the best by far. Please enjoy.
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- Tom
- 05-17-18
A good book but needed editing
This is the first Anne Perry book I've read. She writes well but I found a great many repetitious descriptions, e.g., "Lord Halbert (the guy whose death spurs the investigation) was a man who knew a great deal about a great many people," over and over again. It would have been a better book if cut down by 2 hours.
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- Dianne Tompkins
- 06-10-17
A great murder mystery
A well narrated murder mystery set in England at the end of Queen Victoria's reign.
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- Carol S
- 05-08-17
Another fasinating book from Anne Perry!
Proves that politics had never changed, not even since the Romans!
Loved the end!? Through the ages!