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Dark Harbour

By: Abi Hynes, Victoria Rigby, Somalia Nonye Seaton, Helen Simmons
Narrated by: full cast
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1812. In Bath and London, Jane Austen's characters are attending balls, and the Bridgerton family are making waves in Regency high society. But these are the grimy streets of Liverpool: a city where the extreme wealth of international commerce meets brothels and brawls, smugglers and secrecy; where both high and low society operate amidst revolutionary rumblings from France and the shadow of the recently abolished slave trade.

When the city’s most powerful shipping dynasty is ripped apart by the sudden death of its patriarch, a fierce battle for power ensues between the remaining members of the Hanley family. Backstabbing, betrayal, long-buried secrets—the Hanleys will use every underhand trick in the book to compete for control of the business and their inheritance. But, as they make and break alliances with each other, the city's wolves are circling. There are plenty of people ready and waiting to seize power, and to enact their vengeance on the family of John Hanley, whose past crimes can't stay hidden for much longer....

Succession meets Downton Abbey by way of Peaky Blinders in this gripping family saga.

Starring: Alex Good, Aston Kelly, Bethany Muir, Cherrelle Skeete, Jack Mcmullen, John Thomson, Katy Cavanagh-Jupe, Oliver Alvin-Wilson, Riona O’Connor, Rosie Day, Sabrina Wu, Shaun Dooley, Stacy Abalogun, Sunetra Sarker, Susan Brown and Syrus Lowe.

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I enjoyed this production, well written, and performed. It gives a vivid picture of the post slavery shipping trade in 19th century Liverpool. The characters felt real and the story gripping, although the ending seemed a little rushed and somewhat light compared with the rest of the storyline. As a 'Scouser,' I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in Liverpool history, as it gives a portrait of some of the people, high and low who lived in the city during the period.

Dark Harbour a story of 19th century Liverpool

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A little confused at times which character speaking. the narrator needs more variety in her delivery. Story didn't grip me that much.

underwhelming

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I nearly gave up on this book. it was poorly written and the acting verged on the histrionic.

Disappointing story and poor acting.

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Dark Harbour is and excellent drama story. I thoroughly enjoy this tale and an surprised it hasn’t already been bought up by the BBC ant produced as a television drama. It’s a perfect script to add to the number of excellent drama stories they’ve produced. I seriously believe this book has great potential. I recommend it for anyone who enjoys a period drama.

Dark Harbour

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Disappointed by the ending, up until then it was a good story. Then it just stopped.

Poor ending

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