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The Sherlock Holmes Uncovered Tales Omnibus

By: Steven Ehrman
Narrated by: Patrick Conn
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This omnibus contains the first six works of The Sherlock Holmes Uncovered Tales. There are three complete novellas and three complete novels. The following are included:

  • "The Eccentric Painter"
  • "The Iron Dog"
  • "The Mad Judge"
  • "The Spider Web"
  • "The Lambs Lane Affair"
  • "The Rising Minister"

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The narrator is terrible, it sounds like it's being read by a machine, monotone and with little the stresses being laid on the wrong words in a sentence .
The stories are okay, but have a lot of inconsistencies , the feeling of the relationship between Holmes and Watson just doesn't seem right .
There are a few oddities , in one story , a policeman is described as "the chief constable ", but instead of being a figure of higher rank than the detective, he's no more than a dogs body , does the writer actually realise what a chief constable is ?
In a couple of stories , the families congregate in the "great hall" ....this is the late nineteenth century , not the fourteenth century .
Overall pretty disappointing , I heard it all the way though , but didn't get as much enjoyment from it as the time given to it warranted .

Meh .....

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