Excellent - absorbing, atmospheric and pacey. Only spoiled by the too-convenient rescue in the cellar. Will be listening to the rest in the series. (Thank goodness there is someone around who realises that audiobooks need to be unabridged!)

To Newcastle

Thank you flambard. Looking forward to listening to in the car to and from work, sure it will make me wish I worked farther from home :)

Loved it and have already bought the rest of the series, sadly in paperback :(

Reserved for Ythan's VBB

posting on to Ythan

Enjoy:)

Arrived safe and sound.

Thanks very much. :)

This is my first audiobook, I chose this one because I thought listening to the story would be easier than reading it. Didn't have any desire to read it but was curious to find out what all the fuss was about. Ergo, audiobook was perfect for me.

The story was a bit slow and a bit too gory in places for me. It held my attention ovearall and kept me guessing right up to the end.

If anybody has the other two in audiobook form, please send them my way.

Taking this to the Aberdeen Monthly Meetup, will leave it on the OBCZ if no one wants it.

I ‘caught’ this box of audio discs off Ythan yesterday [just a few minutes ago really], on Monday evening, by the way thanks, and plan to listen to it before sending it off on a journey.

I have a paperback copy somewhere that I have been meaning to read for ages but somehow I have just not got round to tackling it. So perhaps an audio version will be a more doable entertainment than the ‘tome’. It’s been a number of years since I have ‘listened’ to a book, an activity I sometimes used to be able to indulge in at work, and it always used to be a real treat. Thanks Ythan!

PS How could I not pick this up its unabridged = BLISS!!!

Arrgh…overwhelmed with books so decided to let this go and I and am releasing it at Costa coffee in Cults right now.
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HAPPY READING and cheers from rainbow3

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