Martin Hewitt, Investigator
Gelesen von Kirsten Wever
Arthur Morrison
(4,385 Sterne; 96 Bewertungen)
Here are seven mystery stories featuring Martin Hewitt, Detective, and narrated (of course) by his (nameless) sidekick. Arthur Morrison certainly has imagination, as shown by the very wide range of situations, motivations, crimes and characters he presents in these stories. Hewitt may be after a Russian spy or a domestic animal; he investigates the burglary of documents vital to national security, but also the destruction of a work of art -- which is counterfeit. (summary by Kirsten Wever) (6 hr 23 min)
Chapters
Bewertungen
very enjoyable
Martha Mydear
(4 Sterne)
Morrison presents several short stories featuring Martin Hewitt, a detective of 19th century London, whose adventures are recounted by his friend and amanuensis, known only as Brett. Hewitt has an affable personality and enjoys teasing other characters (like the police) that he already knows who has committed the crime at the first examination of the circumstances. I would love to find more Hewitt stories, as I particularly enjoy the "locked room" mysteries, a device that authors still like to challenge themselves with.
Excellent
Voodoo
(5 Sterne)
A great read by Ms Kristen, and the stories are believable and the solutions are well explained... defintely a recommended book
Fun Listen, Thank You.
Mich Seg
(5 Sterne)
Btw, plenty of filthy accents in England. Get your own app if youre so intolerant.
American, read distinctly yet pleasantly and engagingly!
StormyW
(5 Sterne)
This collection of light-weight mystery stories is perfect for background relaxation. First, they hold the interest but don't need intensive thought. Second, Kirsten Wever, provides that rare and desirable thing: an American recording as clear and and engaging as any British reading could be.
Enjoyable listen
Tamara
(5 Sterne)
Like puzzle solving with good characters
Very well read
Bibliophile
(5 Sterne)
I'm just beginning, so I can't say much about the stories, but as there are very few reviews as yet, I wanted to assure would-be listeners that it is certainly very well read.
Nice collection, but…
Capt. Larry
(3 Sterne)
Chapter 7 contains a few insulting words that do nothing to advance the story. My advice would be to re-record that chapter and replace those objectionable words.
The usual smart detective
shashiks
(4 Sterne)
good job by the narrator. the stories are very much typical, though interesting.