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Night Frost
- Narrated by: Stephen Thorne
- Length: 12 hrs and 47 mins
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Summary
A serial killer is terrorizing the senior citizens of Denton, and the local police are succumbing to a flu epidemic. In uncertain charge of the investigations is Detective Inspector Jack Frost, crumpled, slapdash, and foul-mouthed as ever. Trying to cope despite inadequate backup, but there is never enough time; the unsolved crimes pile up and the vicious killings go on.
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- Patricia Garrett
- 15-12-21
Another Good Frost
This was well worth the listen.lovely jubbly if you know what I mean. Thanks alot
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- iris
- 29-12-14
As entertaining as ever!
An ambitious young detective inspector finds himself assigned to work with Frost when he is posted to Denton. He is not best pleased to be working with the scruffy, slapdash and disorganised older man with his dubious remarks and rather crude humour. Gilmore would like to find favour with the pompous and oily Head Mullet who is more concerned with being a sycophant to his superiors and having paperwork done on time rather than supporting his troops and caring for their welfare.
Frost and Mullet are diametrically opposed and this creates delicious scenes of hilarity as they clash at every meeting. On a more serious note the Frost series does give an insight into how hard police work actually is. Frost always has several cases on the go at the same time and his days are extremely long.
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- Pamela Baptiste
- 02-05-15
fantastic
i have read the book went it first out so glad it's on download now
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- Diana Cain
- 06-01-15
Very good
Yes very good and enjoyable. But the accent of the reader was very false which spoilt it. It would have been better just to read it as the storyline paints the picture .
Just starting the next book
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- Much Read Photographer
- 21-05-16
Another brilliant read
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He performs them all brilliantly and is a really talented narrator
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Another entertaining and amusing read from a superb author. I have listened to nearly all the Inspector Frost books (some more than once) and can't fault any of them. They are well worth the money.
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- Pat Cooper
- 24-04-21
Fascinating, great characters
Complex threads to the story, excellent characters. Very convincing. Well read. Very Entertaining, will have to listen to the next....
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- Robert Turner
- 02-07-20
Loved it
What a great novel brilliantly read. The TV series which I really enjoy is dull by comparison. I read all the Frost novels in the 1990.s now I am listening to them on audible... Brilliant
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- Crotcheteer
- 06-01-18
Really enjoyed the narration
I enjoyed Frost on TV but he is an even rougher, cruder and more insubordinate world weary character here and makes the David Jason characterisation seem quite refined and restrained in comparison. I look forward to hearing more Frost audiobooks.
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- xxx xxx
- 02-08-21
Brilliant.
Nether sags from the first page to the last. RD Wingfield wrote six of the best post war English crime fiction novels with Inspector 'Jack' Frost a magnificent creation. Forget the tv series and meet the real Frost in novels and the unabridged audio books.
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- Sally Garside
- 26-03-15
A great crime story
A good story - but not sure about the accents of the characters -
Can't beat David Jason!
Some rude gags but it makes up the Frost character
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