
The Copper Peacock and Other Stories
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Narrado por:
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Penelope Keith
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Ruth Rendell
With deceptive economy in these nine short stories, Ruth Rendell indicates hidden depths in ordinary events and creates a sense of profound unease. The stories are: 'A Pair of Yellow Lilies', 'Paperwork', 'Mother’s Hel'p, 'Long Live the Queen', 'Dying Happy', 'The Copper Peacock', 'Weeds', 'The Fish-Sitter', and 'An Unwanted Woman'.
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In "A Pair of Yellow Lilies," the victim of a theft comes into unexpected contact with an irresistible young man in possession of an equally irresistible article of clothing.
A woman looks back on her strange upbringing in the care of her grandmother who is obsessed with scissors, paste, and her "Paperwork."
A dangerous husband with a vulpine smile is the antagonist of "Mother's Help."
"Long Live the Queen" is about a cat lady and her distress at the loss of a prized pet.
"Dying Happy" has an old man in his last days regretting getting what he wished for.
"Weeds" finds us in an English country garden in which a gathering of guests finds something darker and more dangerous going on than the cultivation of herbacious borders.
"The Copper Peacock" introduces us to a self-absorbed author with elitist preconceptions who fancies the daily help.
"The Fish Sitter" is a bizarre story about, not surprisingly, an aquarium.
The final story, "An Unwanted Woman," is an Inspector Wexford mini-mystery centering upon a teenage girl.
For me, there wasn't a disappointment in the lot, and Penelope Keith's narration was a delectable treat.
Nine tales of the unexpected
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What did you love best about The Copper Peacock and Other Stories?
These just suit my taste...interesting, engrossing without taxing one. The narrator is perfect as far as I am concerned in terms of expression, clarity, timing etc.Any additional comments?
if only there were more ....More please !
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