Old Habits

Albert Smith's Mystery Thrillers, Book 1

De: Steve Higgs

Narrado por: Charles Robert Fox

Dirk De Graaf has kept his deadly secret for twenty-three years. Not one person on the planet knows.

Until today.

A chance encounter in the street threatens to expose everything and topple an empire he built with little more than ruthless cunning.

But it's just one man. One old man. And one old man can be dealt with easily enough.

Or so Dirk De Graaf thinks.

He should have picked a different old man because some old habits are hard to break and getting into trouble is Albert’s speciality.©2024 Steve Higgs (P)2025 W. F. Howes Ltd.

How he always help someone

loved the way the dogs talked and helped the humans. I couldn't stop listening. A great storyline.

Arthur & Rex

I LOVE this duo! I hope Steve Higgs will write more Arthur & Rex stories. At least in books, Rex can live forever.

A good adventure of a dog and his human

The personality and voice of Rex are well done. The plot is good but gets very complicated.

Rex and Albert once again!

I was so happy that Steve wrote another book with our favorite characters. The narrator is also terrific and it was like old Home. We hearing his voice again. The story is great and I love hearing about Belgium.

outstanding narration

Compelling story told with humor and insights into human and dogs interaction and psychology. The narrator is a master of different accents - for people AND for the dogs!

always enjoy Albert & Rex

sure glad there were more of these escapades after the culinary series! can't wait to listen to the next one!

The continuation of Albert Smith and Rex

First I'd like to comment how wonderful it was to listen to Charles Robert Fox again. The bots VV are a poor substitute for talent.

I had no idea where the storyline was going to go after the Culinary Capers. This adventure is fantastic!

Albert and Rex new adventures

Enjoyable listen with two good friends, Albert and Rex and new canine friends . As before , underestimating Albert proves foolish

Humor and Whodunnit

These books never disappoint. The protagonist is the most loveable older man and his dog is a riot. Each installment gets better.

This was a poorly done, silly, novel

What I didn't like were.. the inane dog thoughts, the narration, and especially I don't think anyone could reach the age of 80 and be quite so clueless. Also, the author obviously does not have a dog. If he does have a dog he has managed to know absolutely nothing about canine behavior. It's a silly, gimmicky book. You've been forewarned.