This is another very interesting book by JS Fletcher. There are many twists and turns, and apparently several murders that take place during the course of the book but the reveal at the end though is very interesting and just kind of brings it to another level. I had not heard Cate Barratt before, but she did a great job of the narration, a better job of the conversational part of the book than just the narrating of the events; nonetheless, it was a good read.

a good read kept you hook to the end

It was a good mystery. Loved the narrator.

Good story. Very nice narration. I really enjoy one narrator.

I enjoyed the book and the narration was very well read

This is a book set away back in 1912/13 so a lot of the languished is old fashioned. However, it was a likeable detective story which I enjoyed. I did not like that they told me at the end of every chapter that it was the end and then promptly told me that we were on to the next chapter, that the book is on the public domain and who wrote it which wasted a lot of time. I knew which book I was listening to and I'm pretty sure I could keep track of each chapter. I wasn't too keen on the fact that the narrator was American (it's a very British type of thriller) and that she sounded as if she was a robot hence the 2 starts for narration. If this is the format of all the books by LibriVox I'm not sure I'd listen to any more.

Again an enjoyable listen.

The book was entertaining, read very well.