The Casebook of Esho St. Claire

The Gibbering Mr. Cravat, The Current Killer

Two Esho St. Claire mysteries

"The Gibbering Mr. Cravat"

Bearing a hideous curse, Mr. Cravat begs the help of consulting detective Esho St. Claire. The case will take St. Claire from the homes of Manhattan's wealthy to the Undercity, where creatures of legend live. Esho and a whiskey-fueled strongman named Sean Younger must stop a sinister priesthood devoted to the Elder Gods in order to save not only Mr. Cravat, but the world.

"The Current Killer"

Speaking through Nikola Tesla's ether recording machine, a ghost hires St. Claire to prove that Thomas Edison is guilty of his murder. When St. Claire discovers magic is being used to make a super weapon, he and Tesla have to stop the techno-magical nightmare before it rips open the fabric of reality.

©2015 Scott Roche (P)2017 Scott Roche

excellent pulp fantasy!

I really loved this one! Excellent story read by an excllent performer! I want more!

Wonderfully Written and Narrated

Scott Roche's supernatural detective story is brought to life by David Robinson's superb narration. Although the stories are short their depth will engage readers and leave them wanting for more. Characters are colorful and expertly crafted. Robinson's interpretation of each character enhanced the story and added additional enjoyment. A must-listen for those interested in supernatural detective stories.

Mystery and sorcery equals a great read!

Any additional comments?

Esho St. Clair is a man I want to hear a lot more about. Scott Roche has created a character I care about and who has some very special talents. His detective skills are second only to his supernatural abilities, which makes for some very interesting cases!
Roche's lyrical prose and David Robison's amazing talent for voices meld to make a complete world in my head. This book is definitely a "one-sitting" listen. I am eagerly anticipating more from both author and narrator.

Fun romp, definitely want more

Jumping into this book was a little disorienting, as I had no real foundation of who, when, or where was involved. That said, it was easy to sink into this book. You get two excellent mysteries here, with plenty of mysticism, industry, and colorful characters.

Now that I have the grounding in Esho's life, I want more.

I really like Esho. I want more Esho stories

What did you like about this audiobook?

I really like the character Esho St.Claire. I have been a fan of Dave Robison's voice for years.

Do you have any additional comments?

I hope Scott Roche writes more Esho stories.