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The Lion of St. Mark
- Narrated by: Ralph Cosham
- Length: 10 hrs and 22 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 06-09-04
- Language: English
- Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $20.97
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A Great Listen
This was a very good book to listen to - I did not want to turn it off!!! The Adventure with the history made it all the more interesting - although I did need to find a map of Venice to help me picture the different locations.
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- Lonnie
- Evergreen, CO, USA
- 05-12-05
Outstandingly entertaining and narrated
This historical fiction is captivating and the narration is extremely well done. The narrator successfully gives each character of the story (of which there are many both male and female) a distinct, recognizable, and nuanced voice. The history of Venice at the end of the 14th century comes to life herein.
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- Mommy of 5
- 11-29-16
Great adventure
We loved this book. It was very interesting for a wide span of ages. we couldn't wait to hear more.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- J. Reimer
- Penang, Malaysia
- 03-08-07
Classic Henty-worth a listen!
I have read 4 Henty books myself and wanted an Audible book to listen to while running. I enjoyed this story a lot. It is not as gripping as "The Carthagian," but it is well told and the story trips a long at a pace that makes listening enjoyable and easy to follow. The geography is pretty simple, the characters are vivid and have easy to remember names. The narrator never gets in the way, but puts forth the story. An invisible reader is what you want when you listen to a book. You'll enjoy it if you like G. A. Henty, "The boys historian!"
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- reg
- 11-17-05
Fantastic!
I could not turn this one off Great historical fiction!!!!! If you have been to Vencie its a must read.
Reg
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This is my favorite G.A. Henty
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- Philip n Sarah
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- David
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Nicely done!
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- Buzz
- 01-22-16
great!
This reading is amazing! I have listened for 3 hrs! Can't turn it off! Must get! Ralph Cosham fails at female voices but is great with the male voices. I suggest this to teenagers.
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- C. Griffin
- NC
- 07-21-15
great story!
classic GA Henty. good story. action, adventure, romance.
reader does a fine job. Does not seem to give very different for various characters. great job