Jamaica Inn stands alone on Bodmin Moor, stark and forbidding, its walls tainted with corruption. Young Mary Yellon soon learns of her uncle Joss Merlyn's strange trade here. But does he deal in blacker secrets still?
©1936 Daphne du Maurier Browning; (P) BBC Audiobooks Ltd
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14/01/2008
This is the first audio book that I have listened to and I loved it. Tony Britton tells the story really well. I could not put it down.
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31/08/2010
The audible equivalent of really good read. Really captures the essence of Daphne du Maurier's tale and Tony Britton's reading is excellent. Would highly recommend.
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18/07/2010
This book is a fantastic listen, it is so gripping. It is interesting right from the start. I listened to it while doing my ironing and I did'nt even realise I had finished the ironing I was so into the story. I would highly recomend this audio book.

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