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Sherlock Holmes and the Seven Deadly Sins Murders

By: Mr. Barry Day
Narrated by: Mr. David Ian Davies
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At Oxford they jokingly called themselves The Seven Sinners. Now, 30 years later, they are being murdered - each in the manner of his particular 'sin'. Who is doing it and what is the connection with the twin serpents, the mysterious Emerald Lady and the holy Book of Kor? Holmes and Watson -with the aid of their new friend, Professor Challenger - must race against time and the killer...before one of the victims becomes his brother, Mycroft.©2002 Barry Day (P)2006 One Voice Recordings Detective Mystery Traditional Detectives Fiction Sherlock Holmes
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The members of a collegiate club at Oxford jokingly called themselves The Seven Sinners, but 30 years later, despite having grown up to be respectable citizens, they are being murdered, each according to the manner of his particular "sin". Sherlock Holmes' brother Mycroft is one of the targets, and Holmes must race against time to find the perpetrator in this pastiche by Barry Day. Narrator David Ian Davies flexes his vocal skills to great effect, providing impeccable accents for each character. His Holmes is piercing and sharp, more scholarly than cocky, and Watson is given a charming rasp. This exciting audiobook is a treat especially for fans wishing for more Sherlock Holmes stories.

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"The most incredible one-person audio you have heard. Has to be heard to be believed. David Ian Davies creates theatre in a book." (Charles Prepolec, one of the most respected Sherlockians)
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This is a pretty good story, but the character of Watson came across as being a pompous, arrogant snob who spends a lot of time putting Holmes down, instead of the usual likeable reliable friend from other Holmes stories. Aside from Watson most of the other regular Holmes characters like Mycroft Holmes and inspector Lestrade are fairly well done.

Good story, bad Watson

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