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The Seven Dials Mystery
- Letto da: Emilia Fox
- Durata: 7 ore e 46 min
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"An amusing, exciting, well-written story." ( Outlook)
"All signs indicate that Mrs Christie has been reading P.G. Wodehouse, and she does it very well in spots. This is her gayest thriller and mustn't be missed." ( Books)
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- Miriam
- 21/04/2008
Five stars for Seven Dials
The vivacious and spirited Bundle Brent from 'The Secret of Chimneys' returns in this novel, this time taking the front seat. As much as everyone loves the favourite detectives, Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot, there seems to be more room for character development in Christie's other (and less well known) novels, such as this. Bundle's adventures - from the secrets of foreign countesses to the seedy Seven Dials club - keeping you riveted from beginning to end. Emilia Fox's narration adds colour and excitement, and her understanding of Christie's humour affords the listener many laughs along the way. An easy five stars for this one - will keep you glued to your iPod.
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- Christiaan Ferreira
- 16/03/2021
First class reader
Emilia Fox is the best female reader on audible - can she do all the Miss Marple stories?
Everything in Fox's timing, voice and timbre makes her a master reader. She has a flexibility that makes the listener at ease, making listening, easy, pleasant and effortless.
Masterful.
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- mr kieran j murphy
- 14/08/2018
very weak
I am a massive fan of Agatha Christie and love many of her books. But the seven Dials mystery is a very poorly written story which I would not bother with at all. It is written in a very young voice with lot of such and such said or such a such did this or that. I think it was used as filler in an attempt to turn a short story into a full length novel. It did not work.
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- Sue
- 17/06/2007
Audio perfection
An absolutely excellent reading of an Agatha Christie mystery. Emilia Fox is superb at clear characterisation and the pace is spot on. The audio quality was consistent and clear throughout, with no noticible changes of pace or style.
I had not read this book before so the audio version was a delight, with Christie providing a 'subtle'plot. :-> Plenty of characters, some intersting locations and more red herrings than a Finish dinner party. Audio perfection!
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- Maria2702
- 26/08/2016
Enid Blyton for Adults!
Be ware this is one of Christie's early work and very unlike her more mature offerings.
Very 'boys' own' and Woosteresque with a bit of jolly hockey sticks thrown in.
I was going to give it two stars but the fantastic ending brought it up to three.
I won't be listening to Emelia Fox again, she just played up comedy aspects and it was irritating.
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- Denise
- 11/02/2011
Emilia Fox was excellent!
I had my doubts as to how well Emilia Fox would read this. But she was excellent.
The story was gripping and fun. She really made the characters come to life and added humour to those characters.
Very good.
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- lynda revill
- 28/06/2016
Dreadful narration
Story ok but awful awful narration , probably would've been better done by a male actor
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- Pavarotta
- 20/06/2014
Not a good Christie story, and not well read!
Would you ever listen to anything by Agatha Christie again?
I have listened to nearly all the Agatha Christie books available onAudible, and this one is nothing like as interesting as most of the others - it seems more like a Famous Five mystery than a whodunnit for adults, and Emilia Fox's reading of it only exaggerates the feeling that you're listening to a very dated children's story.
Would you be willing to try another one of Emilia Fox’s performances?
I have heard other performances by Emilia Fox which are much better.
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- CB
- 13/04/2013
Another car journey made interesting
I really enjoyed listening to this as I drove to and from my brother's house. It's a light hearted Agatha Christie with a strong female lead. I thought I knew who had done it, changed my mind, and then found out I was right all along. The very end was a bit of a surprise, though. It is read clearly and with expression
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- Don1948
- 20/05/2023
Alarum clocks!
Good story, narration was poor. Emilia Fox's narrations always sound the same. as another reviewer suggests, perhaps a male narrator would have been better, as most of the characters are male.
what I found truly irritating was "alarum clocks"!
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- moomoos
- 13/03/2021
terrible narrator
Good story as always with Agatha Christie but the narration was terrible. I only stuck with it because I wanted to find out what happened.
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- Robert Faichnie
- 13/12/2020
excellent
thoroughly enjoyed the audio book. very similar to the film with lots more details added
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- Mary Carnegie
- 11/02/2018
Potboiler for the US market
Mildly entertaining story of intrigue amongst the idle class of Home Counties England just before the Depression, intended to appeal to US readers (Americanisms like “sidewalk”, “wire” would have been esoteric before broadcast media.)
I don’t find it in me to identify with anyone but Superintendent Battle- even he’s not at his best- perhaps I’m not meant to - I cannot understand a world in which it’s shameful to work, to be intelligent, to read, to drive safely, to earn a living, to have attended the “wrong school” or originate from anywhere outside those few English counties.
The best thing about Agatha Christie is that there’s no forensic detail to disturb sleep, no need to identify with characters all that much, it’s like playing “Cluedo”. Sometimes she wrote reasonable novels- this isn’t one.
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