An Amiable Charlatan (version 2)
Gelesen von Cate Barratt
E. Phillips Oppenheim
(4,734 Sterne; 79 Bewertungen)
A lively adventure of a father-daughter con team enjoying themselves in Edwardian London. - Summary by Cate Barratt (6 hr 19 min)
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Lovely story!
mikezane
(5 Sterne)
What a lovely and unexpected story. Our hero meets a lovely lady and her father in a restaurant. He is completely smitten, but is reluctant to approach them. Imagine his surprise when the father, Mr Parker, sits at his table one evening, hands him a package, and proceeds to eat his chicken dinner! Apparently there is much more to this Mr Parker than meets the eye. The reader was EXCELLENT, I enjoyed this story very much. Thank you!
Perfect Title!
Angels Walk
(5 Sterne)
This was a delicious tale of a mischievous & terrifically clever thief- wannabe. I enjoyed every moment of the story, even when I thought the J.H. Parker was the genuine article! The LibriVox Volunteer, Cate Barratt is a brilliant narrator.
Thoroughly enjoyable
Faith
(5 Sterne)
I listen to audiobooks on a daily basisn I listen to audiobooks on a daily basis, and I must say this has been one of the most enjoyable books I have ever had the pleasure of listening to
NEEDED TO BE TWICE AS LONG
AVID READER
(5 Sterne)
No one has ever met a man like Bundercombe. The author should have added reenty more chapters of his exploits. The reader was excellent, as she always is.
Original & entertaining
Margaret87
(5 Sterne)
Beautifully read. This is a charming, amusing & original story. Some scenes are as funny as any by Oscar Wilde. I really enjoyed the kindness underlying everything.
I enjoyed it.
Tes Carpenter-Camhi
(5 Sterne)
I listened to this all in one day while cleaning house and enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting the twist in the middle.
A comical mystery full of surprises
Maryam Jean Simpson
(5 Sterne)
I enjoyed this book immensely the characters were interesting and likeable. Furthermore, the book was well written and well-read
Sunny
(5 Sterne)
What a fun and charming escape from reality! I must find another similar to this one... And the reader was excellent omission