
Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping)
An Arcturus Mystery
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Narrado por:
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Ray Porter
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Kelli Stanley
Nox Dormienda is the award-winning debut novel of critically-acclaimed author Kelli Stanley (City of Dragons), and the first of a series in a new genre: Roman Noir. Featuring Arcturus, a hardboiled protagonist in the best Philip Marlowe tradition, Nox is a different kind of historical mystery, a suspense thriller that combines a classic noir style with the rich texture of the ancient past.
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
1. The story is good, with nods to the classic noir characters.2. It is very well written, the characters and scenes are vivid, style is unadorned, enough to describe but never belabored.3. The narrator complements the hard-bitten detective style perfectly.I've listened to a number of entertaining detective stories set in ancient times, but this one is a head above the rest.Dashiell Hammett in the first century
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Refreshing!
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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
He could have equated the seriousness of the plot (Emperor Domitian scheming to bring about the downfall of Governor Agricola in Britannia) with a more adult and crafty main character.What could Kelli Stanley have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Although there is rich description of ancient Londinium and an interesting political background to plot, the character himself is rather sophomoric and not very believable. Character development is very unsubtle: the female character very suddenly falls in love with the main character (after slapping him in the face).How did the narrator detract from the book?
Ray Porter could have refrained from sounding like a 21st century teenager.Any additional comments?
I'm afraid I won't download any more of Stanley's books.Very disappointing whodunit in ancient Brittania
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