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Pancakes and Corpses
- Peridale Cafe Mystery, Book 1
- Narrated by: Kelly-Anne Smith
- Length: 3 hrs and 23 mins
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Summary
Soon to be divorced Julia South never expected to be caught up in solving a murder, until she discovered the body of her cafe's most awkward customer. With a new smug Detective Inspector in town who underestimates her every move, Julia makes it her mission to discover the real murderer, before her village friends are dragged into the frame, and more bodies are discovered. Book one in the Peridale Cafe Mystery series! A light, cozy mystery with a cat loving and cafe-owning female amateur sleuth, in a small village setting with quirky characters. No cliffhanger, swearing, gore, or graphic scenes!
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- twebster
- 01-10-19
Story Brilliant, Performance way too quick
I love the story, I read all the books - its very easy to read however the narrator is reading too quickly. I have had to put 0.75 speed just to be able to process what the narrator is saying.
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- Ali P
- 21-01-18
A Miils and Boon of a detective story?
I am not sure what to think of this one. The main problem is the narration which gets in the way of the story. Its breathless and gushy with awful characterisations (the police detective Maker is so dreadful as to be almost unlistenable). I think the story if very light and fluffy might have been enjoyable but due to the above I cant make a value judgment. If the sequel has the same narrator I wont be buying it.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Pauline Giles
- 25-01-19
Good
There a loveing person in the story but she have done better but a good example
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- Ali Q
- 15-11-20
Enjoyed story but not narration
I enjoyed the story, nice relaxing tale. However the narrator, has she heard of punctuation? A computer could have done a better job. Thank goodness the rest of the series is read by someone else or I would just give up. Afraid if you are new to the series you may have to suffer through, as this book introduces the main characters.
On a more positive note the book is great fun and is typical Agatha Frost. A merging of comedy and mystery, all wrapped up in what is known as, " cosy".
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- Rory
- 18-02-18
Neat little story
I had listened to the second book first so went back to see how it all came about.
Although this book is short, it is action packed with characters and potential suspects. And I got to find out how Jessie came in the picture.
The cop is a bit of an idiot but turns out ok. The voices are different for the same people in the two different books, which was a bit annoying.
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- Susi Moffat
- 09-12-18
One Pancake, Two Corpses
This is an okay story of a cafe owner who discovers a dead body or two and unmasks a murderer. Personally, I found the narration to be too fast at times and the ‘male’ voice was laughable. It was an enjoyable story, but nothing special.
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- s ogier
- 19-09-17
Narrator
The book was enjoyable escapism, but I couldn't enjoy it because of the poor narration.
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- sue dobson
- 05-10-17
Poor reader
I was reccomend ed these stories. the story was steady but predictable.
the reader was awful.
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- Sam Hall
- 12-02-18
Just awful. Can’t find a good word to say
The book is slow and ponderous. It’s sort of set up as quaint and cosy, but fails to be either.
Narrator is bland and monotone.
Just awful. One of the worst I’ve downloaded.
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- F.S.
- 08-10-17
Wrong narrator
Storyline is ok but narration is absolutely awful. Sounds like a robot reading the story.
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