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For this month, we shall concentrate our attention on the famous Sherlock Holmes.
“For generations, the legend has been passed down – a satanic tale of a gigantic hell-hound, a devil incarnate who stalks the wastes of Dartmoor wreaking a bloody and terrible vengeance on the Baskerville family.
What turns out to be one of the most interesting cases of the great detective’s career begins when a country doctor visits Holmes and Watson in London. He brings with him the legend of the hound and news of the sudden death of Sir Charles Baskerville. Sir Charles’ heir, Henry, is arriving from America and the doctor is afraid for the young man’s life. Holmes despatches Dr Watson to accompany them back to the dark and sombre estate in the Devon moor.
With peril at every turn and a murderous escaped convict at large, the mystery deepens. Is the ancient legend true, or is the hideous creature merely a part of a sinister conspiracy whose origins are all too diabolically human?”
That, of course, was from ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Click on the title, or ‘more’ and it will take you to my main site, where you may indulge your self with additional reading or, indeed, even actually listen to a generous extract from the stories. This site consists of over over 5,000 audio titles and over 7,200 webpages. All the data (including photos of every audiobook, and streaming audio samples) has already been entered and is continually updated. You have powerful search features and everything you need to locate the audio book you seek.
Clicking ’site map’, on the left will offer a further list, containing not only Sherlock Holmes, but other luminaries such as Agatha Christie, Raymond Chandler, Edna Buchanan, J.D. Robb, etc.
Of course these are just a few, in this genre, that you may listen to on my actual main audio book web site.
Such as:
- Detective
- Horror & Suspense
- Thrillers
- True Crime
- Action & Adventure
- Classics
And much more
Cheers,
Ray Cunningham.