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The Cotswolds Werewolf and Other Stories of Sherlock Holmes
- Narrated by: Nigel Peever
- Length: 6 hrs and 13 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Someone is killing sheep in the Cotswolds. Or something. As Holmes and Watson arrive in the tranquility of a little village of shepherds and farmers to enjoy a few restful days in the idyllic countryside, strange things start to occur. While Holmes locks himself in his hotel room, consumed by depression, Watson is left to explore the surroundings on his own, acquainting himself with both the local shepherding community, the eccentric vicar, and the local folklore concerning a mysterious werewolf.
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- G. Preston
- 14-12-17
An excellent homage
Anderson gets Conan Doyle's authorial voice extremely well. Ironically the title story is probably also the weakest, pushing credulity a bit too far. But the other stories in the collection are excellent little puzzles.
Nigel Peever's reading is wonderful. He has a lovely storytelling timbre to his voice and brings to life a wide variety of supporting characters. Holmes himself has more than a little of actor Tom Baker about him, a good choice since Baker has played Holmes twice.
I've enjoyed this book a good deal.
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- Mr. R. Paice
- 30-09-16
Sherlock at its best
Where does The Cotswolds Werewolf and Other Stories of Sherlock Holmes rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Top 5
What did you like best about this story?
Well performed and cliff hangers to keep you hooked
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
If I had the time I could have done!
Any additional comments?
A brilliant book and will look out for others in the series
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- Jeff
- 16-11-19
always loved the conan doyle sherlock holmes
I WAS APPREHENSIVE ABOUT THIS BOOK CONSIDERING WHAT IT IS UP AGAINST. (CONAN DOYLE) BUT WHEN I STARTED TO LISTEN I WAS NOT ABLE TO STOP JUST COULDN'T TURN IT OFF. STORY LINE BRILLIANT AND NIGEL YOU ARE ONE HELL OF A HOLMES :)
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- deafmick
- 18-10-19
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This set of audio book are very good got to give it 5 out of 5
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- Kate @MLHearingThings
- 09-12-18
New adventures for our favourite detective...
The Cotswolds Werewolf and Other Stories of Sherlock Holmes is a collection of stories inspired by Arthur Conan Doyle’s greatest characters. The first 9 chapters (8 book chapters, but 9 ‘audible’ chapters) contain the main story, The Cotswolds Werewolf, with an assortment of shorter tales following it.
As someone who lives in the town where ACD is said to have created his famous detective, I love a good Sherlock story, and have heard many reinventions at our annual HolmesFest. Yet I am always nervous that they will not be true enough to such familiar characters, and will pale in comparison with the originals. This collection allayed my fears within the first few chapters, as it was a fairly convincing Holmes and Watson mystery with a nicely paced plot and enough twists, turns, and gothic horror to feel reasonably authentic. It borrowed a lot of imagery from The Hound of the Baskervilles, but not so much that it felt like a ‘rip off’.
Nigel Peever's narration was also excellent. He was engaging throughout and his lively characterisation made the story a pleasure to listen to. My favourite thing about the whole book was the voice he chose for his portrayal of Holmes, as he sounded like Tom Baker. The image of a Doctor-Who-era Baker as Sherlock Holmes enriched it greatly, and brought an element of fun to a great production.
The only element I felt was distracting was the overuse of the echoey sound effect that was applied to far more of the audio than it really needed to be, as it did pull me out of the story at times, but that is a relatively minor complaint, all things considered.
I’m looking forward to hearing more from Peter K. Andersson, especially in conjunction with the same narrator. They made a great team, and I’d really recommend it to anyone who loves Sherlock Holmes and longs for a few new adventures from our favourite, flawed detective and his loyal aide.
*I received this audiobook free of charge in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.
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- luke bradley-driver
- 01-12-17
well read, great book, a little fuzzy.
well read, great book, a little fuzzy, but nonetheless, a Greta listen and the reader does an amazing job of staying clear.
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- Miss
- 04-07-19
Great new mysteries
Loved the stories and the range of voices, however the voice of Sherlock was a bit quieter than the others making it difficult to find an appropriate volume at which to listen to the stories.
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- Ronb3436
- 18-02-17
Do yourself a favor and set fire to your money
Give this one a miss. Miscast, awful production, sounded like Holmes had a pickled egg in his mouth. Being a great fan of Sherlock Holmes stories I was so disappointed!
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- Deedra
- 08-05-22
The Cotswold Werewolf etc
This was a wonderful version of this book. Sheep are being killed and then it escalates and Holmes shows up to investigate. Nigel Peever was an excellent narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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- Nancy & Greg
- 10-02-22
A very good novella with some pastiche on the side
I enjoyed the longer form "The Cotswold Werewolf" more than the short stories that accompanied it. In my opinion Author Peter Andersson is better suited for fleshing out a pastiche novella. I hope he moves in that direction going forward. Narrator Nigel Peever does an excellent job as Watson. His reading of Holmes, as I've mentioned in one or two prior reviews, is a bit distracting. Overall, though, the book is entertaining and is a good entry in the Sherlockian world.
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- Amazon Customer
- 17-07-20
Love this narrator! Fun stories. Enjoyed it a lot!
Okay, so these stories are kind of cheesy, but they are fun and I really enjoy listening. The narrator is maybe a little over the top but I think that adds to the fun. He really does a whole cast of characters and makes them each sound individual. His somewhat Count Dracula take on the Holmes voice has really grown on me, lol. I do recommend them for an enjoyable experience for the true Holmes lover, if you're a purist you might not like them, I would recommend bending a little and having some fun!
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- Rayc
- 22-03-20
I love a good Sherlock Holmes story
The Cotswold Werewolf.
I love a good Sherlock Holmes novel.
And this fits the bill.
Dr Watson is so realistic.
Great entertainment and as close to the original as I've read.
I received a free copy of this audio book at my own request and voluntarily leave this honest review. .
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- Ellen Oceanside
- 27-11-19
Great story & narration
THE COTSWOLDS. WEREWOLF
.....by Peter K Anderson
Any story about Sherlock Holmes and Watson is an adventure of delight. The countryside was needed for the melancholy mood of Sherlock.it would take time and he was still retreating into his own world. Dismal out with the rain Watson set out to meet the other guests and enjoy himself. With stories of the happenings of the countryside. With the narration by Nigel Peever is great . Given audio for my voluntary review and my honest opinion
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- Dennis
- 06-11-19
One one and only Sherlock Holmes
This is very well done and the narrator did an awesome job bring each and ever character alive most of the stories just grab you from the beginning to the end.
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- Sandy
- 02-11-19
Love Sherlock Holmes
Another Sherlock Holmes shorts. I always liked listening to this narrator. He was able to create voices unique to each character. It made it easy to follow the story.
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- James Nance
- 25-10-19
5 Stars
Another smashing success in the Sherlock Holmes world. Nigel once again delivers a smashing performance
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- Olivia Wylie
- 01-10-19
The Perfect Listen For A Rainy Day
I've been a devotee of old radio dramas since I was a child. This modern story rubs shoulders with my classic Sherlock Holmes radio plays perfectly, and that's a compliment very high in my book. I listened to it on a rainy day, and it was the best listen I could have had for the weather. If you're a fan of radio plays from the Golden Age Of Radio, this is one to add to your collection,
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- Blackeagle
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A fascinating storyline
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