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Just As I Am

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(3,789 Sterne; 19 Bewertungen)

The murder has finally been solved. After 20 years, Humphrey Vargas came with his dog, seemingly from no where, and informed the magistrate of the county that he murdered the popular Mr. Blake. He even told the magistrate the whole story. This book picks up where other books end and shows how this revelation brings about a chain of unexpected events. Knowing who murdered such a popular man does not make things any easier around the county, as memories finally surface, and relationships may change forever. - Summary by Stav Nisser. (18 hr 54 min)

Chapters

I. Every Dog has his Day

12:54

Read by Anne Fletcher

II. Father and Daughter

14:25

Read by Anne Fletcher

III. After Twenty Years

17:55

Read by Anne Fletcher

IV. 'A Wilful Man must have his Way.’

17:02

Read by Anne Fletcher

V. Dulcie asks Questions

16:58

Read by Anne Fletcher

VI. 'This Man killed my Father '

12:12

Read by Anne Fletcher

VII. Morton's Womenkind

28:26

Read by Anne Fletcher

VIII. In the Assize Court

30:32

Read by Anne Fletcher

IX. Guilty

30:08

Read by Anne Fletcher

X. A Superior Woman .

18:21

Read by Anne Fletcher

XI. A Friendly Dinner .

21:01

Read by Anne Fletcher

XII. At the ' Sugar Loaves'

21:34

Read by Anne Fletcher

XIII. A Plea for the Prisoner .

17:10

Read by Anne Fletcher

XIV. The Yellow Ribbon

21:49

Read by Anne Fletcher

XV. Dora Blake asks a Question

9:40

Read by Anne Fletcher

XVI. ' I must be behind the age.'

7:53

Read by Anne Fletcher

XVII. Come to Grief

25:36

Read by Anne Fletcher

XVIII. Link by Link

28:33

Read by Anne Fletcher

XIX. Blatchmardean Castle

14:27

Read by Anne Fletcher

XX. A Fountain of Bitter Waters

21:20

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXI. Christmas at Tangley Manor

21:53

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXII. ' To the End of the World '

13:10

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXIII. In Mr. Tomplin's Chambers

13:35

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXIV. On the Wing

17:11

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXV. Dulcie sacrifices Herself

15:44

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXVI. Whistled down the Wind

19:06

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXVII. Poor Lucy

30:44

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXVIII. Shafto Jebb is sent for

32:19

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXIX. Was Life worth living?

16:59

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXX.Who can minister to a Mind diseased?

18:24

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXI. ' That would be too horrible '

27:42

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXII. Never Again

10:56

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXIII. In Tangley Wood

22:36

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXIV. An Earnest Man

31:43

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXV. ' I do not understand You, Morton.’

19:17

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXVI. The Man called Tinker

14:29

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXVII. ' I must bide my Time.'

28:43

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXVIII. Tinker breaks his Tryst

12:33

Read by Anne Fletcher

XXXIX. Drifting Apart

21:40

Read by Anne Fletcher

XL. The End of all Things

15:28

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLI. ' That would be an Unholy Alliance.'

35:39

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLII. ' is he still the master of your heart?’

13:16

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLIII. Morton's Brilliant Idea

13:59

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLIV. A Paragon of Cobs

34:22

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLV. ' What is the Key to the Enigma

22:33

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLVI. A Land of Chimneys and Smoke

13:55

Read by Anne Fletcher

XLVII. From Darkness into Light

26:02

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

XLVIII. In the bosom of her family

21:08

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

XLIX. ' I will never live under his Roof ‘

22:47

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

L. 'There was no Thought of Fair Play then '

25:41

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

LI. Lizzie's Failure

54:08

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

LII. Thicker than Water

34:25

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

LIII. The Rest is Silence

24:14

Read by Lynda Marie Neilson

Bewertungen

Who really did it?

(3,5 Sterne)

Before complaining about how someone reads aloud, please remember that every narrator donates their time and effort without pay. I really enjoy the different reading styles. “Just as I Am” had a variety of interesting characters. Even though the murderer was increasingly pointed to as the story progressed, it was thought-provoking to see how the various people responded to their growing understanding of what actually happened twenty years before. The old fashioned habits and ways of life always fascinate me, as well as the many ways in which human motives tend to stay the same throughout history.

Wonderful Story

(4 Sterne)

The murder mystery is well done with plenty of interesting sub-stories with well drawn characters. The four stars is due to the abrupt change in narrators near the end of the book. Annie is phenomenal and it would be difficult to finish any book she narrates. However, the second narrator has a halting reading style which was difficult to enjoy. Many thanks for the effort and it’d be a shame to pass up this very engaging story.

one of Brandon's best

(2,5 Sterne)

I admit to preferring happy endings so I liked this story. The earlier readers were delightful. But the final reader, as others mentioned, definitely struggled a little more. I think she must have done multiple takes and edited them together which makes the story quite jumpy. note: I'm writing this for the audience who are trying to decide if they want to read this story.

(3,5 Sterne)

I have to agree with other listeners, the last reader was very coarse in her reading, I couldn't get cuddled up with her presentation of the final chapters. It is too bad the first reader couldn't finish the final chapters, other then that a very good book. I am glad I chose this one to listen to.

uhg

(2 Sterne)

The story itself is fine, but the narrator made it so dull with her voice, she is very clear spoken and good at narration and I appreciate her time spent on this audiobook, but I just didn’t find it enjoyable, it was very monotonous.

Interesting but a bit draggy

(4 Sterne)

I was very sorry that there was a change in readers for the last few chapters. The first reader was excellent!

(5 Sterne)

I really enjoyed this book and reading thank you