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Title: A Time of Mourning
Author: Christobel Kent
Narrator: Saul Reichlin
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-11-10
Publisher: Whole Story Audiobooks
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
One wet November in Florence, a young widow of an eminent Jewish architect comes to visit Sandro Cellini, a disgraced ex-policeman and budding private detective, to ask him to investigate her husband's suicide. But the case abruptly turns into something grimmer and more urgent than he could have imagined.
Members Reviews:
Christobel Kent gets better and better
I have followed Christobel Kent since she started with her excellent A Party In San Nicolo (sadly not in audio) and each book gets better and better - this is certainly her best so far - well plotted and well paced. You want it to go on and on.
excellent book
Well written, good plot, well read. I chose this book because of
its setting in Florence and was not disappointed. I had not read
this author before but I think this is the start of a classic series that is well worth following.
Excellent narration
I could not put this down. The story was so well narrated it even had me following the twist and turns of the story on Google earth as the characters move around Florence.
Enjoyable and entertaining
Good plot, interesting, believable characters and setting. Excellent narration, as always from this reader. Waiting for the next in the series.
Great characters, slightly unlikely plot.
I love the characters, the writing is good and the story is interesting. The detective elements rely a bit too much on coincidence to be credible. Florence is too large a city for everyone to keep bumping into each other at fortuitous moments for the plot.
Though I got a little annoyed at times, I enjoyed it overall and will read more in the series.
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Title: A Time of Mourning
Author: Christobel Kent
Narrator: Saul Reichlin
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-11-10
Publisher: Whole Story Audiobooks
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
One wet November in Florence, a young widow of an eminent Jewish architect comes to visit Sandro Cellini, a disgraced ex-policeman and budding private detective, to ask him to investigate her husband's suicide. But the case abruptly turns into something grimmer and more urgent than he could have imagined.
Members Reviews:
Christobel Kent gets better and better
I have followed Christobel Kent since she started with her excellent A Party In San Nicolo (sadly not in audio) and each book gets better and better - this is certainly her best so far - well plotted and well paced. You want it to go on and on.
excellent book
Well written, good plot, well read. I chose this book because of
its setting in Florence and was not disappointed. I had not read
this author before but I think this is the start of a classic series that is well worth following.
Excellent narration
I could not put this down. The story was so well narrated it even had me following the twist and turns of the story on Google earth as the characters move around Florence.
Enjoyable and entertaining
Good plot, interesting, believable characters and setting. Excellent narration, as always from this reader. Waiting for the next in the series.
Great characters, slightly unlikely plot.
I love the characters, the writing is good and the story is interesting. The detective elements rely a bit too much on coincidence to be credible. Florence is too large a city for everyone to keep bumping into each other at fortuitous moments for the plot.
Though I got a little annoyed at times, I enjoyed it overall and will read more in the series.