Toppleton's Client
John Kendrick Bangs
Read by Cate Barratt
A pre-eminent legal firm gets far more than it bargained for when it hires the son of its late senior partner, Hopkins Toppleton, Sr., simply to retain the illustrious family name on the company masthead. Knowing Jr. is a loose cannon, their strategy is to pack him off to the UK to head up a European branch of the firm - a branch they have no intention of sending work. The unwitting Hopkins Toppleton, Jr. is, however, determined to make his mark. (Summary by Cathy Barratt) (5 hr 3 min)
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Reviews
ItsLoriK
What an interesting story! I kept wanting to know what happens next. I didn't know how it would end. The ending was good. I just wish everyone could've been satisfied with it. Listen & you'll see what I mean.
Great Fun
sarahm
Well read and a lot of fun. The ending really didn't come as a surprise, but that was fine. The story was so entertaining that I simply didn't care. After Alice in Bluderland, I enjoyed this one most of his works that I've read so far.
Elaine
Before finding this book , I’m sorry to say I’d never heard of this author, but had searched under this narrators list for something different from my usual reads. I will certainly be reading more from him, what fun it was this book
Mary Ann Mays
Bangs is a humorous late 19th century writer noted for funny ghost stories. This ,too, tell a spooky story in short novel length whose humor is sly not silly. It's worth a bed time read....and the reader is very good.
A fun story
oldperson
Very well read by Cathy Barratt. The story was fun and worth the "listen". I feel that Cathy's rendition of the tale was a great plus.
light engaging story, well narrated
Jennifer Four
Humorous story-not laugh out loud but lots of smiles. Narrator had just the right touch- well done. All in all a real pleasure.
Cute and intriguing
Karebil
Not what I expected, but I really enjoyed the supernatural aspects of the story. The reader was, as usual, superb.
Entertaining and Very Well Read
Elf
As another reviewer said, not a very surprising ending, but still an entertaining story, overall.