Short Stories & Anthologies

Poirot Investigates: A Hercule Poirot Collection
Poirot Investigates: A Hercule Poirot Collection

Review:All the characters that delight on television are recreated in these unabridged audiobooks. Suchet's reading is a treat and he handles Colonel Hastings and Inspector Japp's voices very well. Your mind accompanies the reading with scenes from the television shows.

One drawback is his voice grates when handling the female lines. I wished for a female to chime in, but the flow of the story carried me past those bits so it did not detract that much.

Pop these into your CD player to ... Read more

Winner BEST PARANORMAL ROMANCE SERIES four years in a row! (Knights of Black Swan Box Set)
Winner BEST PARANORMAL ROMANCE SERIES four years in a row! (Knights of Black Swan Box Set)

Review:I started reading this collection and started to put it down. Got through to the middle of the book. As I read it became more interesting. She really seemed to get better with each book and keeps everything in sync. Not my first choice in books but not my last choice either. Read more

Tales of the Dying Earth
Tales of the Dying Earth

Review:I will always remember the first time I read "Cugel's saga" (part of this omnibus) several years ago. I was entranced by the dialogue and the way the words flowed smoothly. Jack Vance is a true storyteller. He is descriptive without being too wordy, wise without being too righteous.
My favourite part is Bunderwal v/s Cugel in the pub, especially when they choose their champions...Truly a masterpiece. Another part is the village of the "reclining men" who must strain ever higher to catch the f... Read more

Rip Van Winkle and Other Stories
Rip Van Winkle and Other Stories

Review:This book was terrible. Washington Irving just kept ranting on about the dumbest things that had no relevance to the story whatsoever. The only good part was the climax on the last couple of pages, but other than that I hated this short story. Read more

and Other Stories (with an Introduction by Charles Addison Dawson)
and Other Stories (with an Introduction by Charles Addison Dawson)

Review:This book was terrible. Washington Irving just kept ranting on about the dumbest things that had no relevance to the story whatsoever. The only good part was the climax on the last couple of pages, but other than that I hated this short story. Read more

Rip Van Winkle
Rip Van Winkle

Review:This book was terrible. Washington Irving just kept ranting on about the dumbest things that had no relevance to the story whatsoever. The only good part was the climax on the last couple of pages, but other than that I hated this short story. Read more

Candy Cane Murder
Candy Cane Murder

Review:Joanne Fluke is on of my favorite writers. I love this series and have purchased every one in the series....and that's A LOT!!! Very funny, easy read when you just want to be entertained.

I especially love the fact that you get recipes in each book. I am a baker and love to try new recipes. Read more

The Turn of the Screw and Other Stories (Oxford World's Classics)
The Turn of the Screw and Other Stories (Oxford World's Classics)

Review:I liked this book, but it was definitely creepy!!! I found myself becoming unsettled fairly early on, and it only got worse.as the book progressed. Old-style writing, naturally, but still easy enough to get into to give you some uneasy dreams if you read it at night. Read more

The Turn of the Screw and Other Ghost Stories (Penguin Classics)
The Turn of the Screw and Other Ghost Stories (Penguin Classics)

Review:I liked this book, but it was definitely creepy!!! I found myself becoming unsettled fairly early on, and it only got worse.as the book progressed. Old-style writing, naturally, but still easy enough to get into to give you some uneasy dreams if you read it at night. Read more

The Turn of the Screw and Other Short Novels (Signet Classics)
The Turn of the Screw and Other Short Novels (Signet Classics)

Review:The story is quite melodramatic in the spirit of the time in which it was written. The prose is verbose and sometimes convoluted. Nevertheless, I was engaged and eager for the conclusion to be revealed. Read more

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