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Patricia Fisher's Mystery Adventures
- A Boxed Set
- Narrated by: Maryanne M. Wells
- Series: Patricia Fisher Village Mystery, Book 1-5
- Length: 27 hrs and 37 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Fans of Agatha Raisin, Miss Marple, and Midsomer Murders are loving the latest English village sleuth.
When a climber suspiciously falls to his death and a local artist has her dog stolen, both cases fall into the lap of local sleuth, Patricia Fisher...and so starts an adventure that will see her travel the world.
Far from being your average woman, Patricia Fisher lives in a 73-room manor house and travels with a Jamaican butler who is part ninja and fakes his Downton Abbey accent. How these things came about is a story in itself, yet far from embracing the quiet English village life - playing croquet on the lawn and eating cucumber sandwiches - Patricia pokes her nose where it is most definitely not wanted and finds herself being shot at rather more often than one ought reasonably to expect.
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- Traveller
- 25-03-21
Awful Accents!
Only thru the first book and the story is ok but the narrator is awful! What is with attempt at an posh English accent???? Very irritating and might have to return the book - a waste of a credit
7 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 15-03-21
Great story spoiled by the reader
Reader spoiled this with staccato style and frequent mispronunciations. Seemed to be an American trying to sound British without ever having heard the accent before.
6 people found this helpful
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- Ms. J. E. H. Davis
- 20-05-21
Great Story. Shame about the narrator
I love these books and have been looking forward to listening to the audio version. What a massive disappointment when I heard the narrator. She is American doing a cod version of British accents. Her version of Jermaine’s accent is a west African one - not the cultured English one in the books. Not even a reasonable Jamaican accent.
She doesn’t know how to pronounce so many English words DownTOWN Abbey not DownTON. FET instead of Fête, and so many others. Such a shame!
I won’t be buying any more books narrated by this person.
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- Amazon Customer
- 28-06-21
Very disappointed!
I am at a loss to understand why they chose someone to narrate this in such an odd accent! I wish I’d listened to the preview! It’s terrible to listen to! I can’t tell if the story is good because I can’t bear to listen to the narration! Such a shame!
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- Kindle Customer
- 20-06-21
Struggled to hear the finish
The story was probably good,but the high pitched narrators clipped voice was very annoying,,I ended up with a headache I couldn't finish listening.I would not recommend this book.waste of money.
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- Sue Wilson
- 29-03-21
Endurance needed
The stories are great as usual but the narration was dire and hard to endure.
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- Mrs V L O'Keefe
- 19-05-22
Narration shocking
I could not get past first chapter, the narration was bizarre and at times I genuinely thought it was being read electronically!
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- Sandyb
- 10-05-22
Oh Steve Higgs! Just..Why?!
The books are brilliant but the audiobook is completely ruined by the actress they chose to narrate them. Ridiculous accent ( the main character was once a cleaner, not a grand Duchess!!), and her ‘clipped Style’ is ludicrous and makes it very difficult to follow.
Sorry but having read every book in the series; this audible box set was a complete waste of time and money.
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- Dominic
- 02-07-21
Awful
This has to be the most boringly narrated book series I have ever heard. The narration leaves so much to be desired. Her voices are terribly done compared to other narrators, she labours over the reading in a positively amateurish way, the whole thing is a chore to read.
I really do not recommend this, a pity as the story seems good but is ruined by the reader.
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- lindafw
- 05-08-22
Patricia Fisher”s Mystery Adventures
This box set of classic cosy mysteries is sadly ruined by a poor narration with the strangest of accents and delivery
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- Lorraine Daliessio
- 29-04-21
no I won't continue to listen
I don't like the haughty voice. won't keep listening. I fell for an ad where alleged readers were laughing.
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- kindlegirl
- 04-07-21
I'm sorry but .......
The books were pleasant enough however, and I'm really sorry to be so harsh, but the narrator was not suited for the job. Please consider auditioning others for upcoming books....
10 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 30-07-21
Poor performance
The voice is grating on my nerves. I may have enjoyed a different narrator. thanks
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- Mari
- 21-05-21
Narrator Kills the Book
This review focuses on the narration of the stories.
I could not finish listening to these adventures. Why? Maryanne Wells’ choice of voice. It’s painful.
The stories, the few I did manage to get to, are light and entertaining; however, Wells’ attempt to sound like a Dumont aristocrat from a 30’s Marx Brothers film is, at best, cringe worthy.
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- Renee Carpenter
- 23-07-21
Fishers mysteries
I couldn’t get past book one fourth chapter, not because the story, but the narrator. I’m so very sorry, but I bought the whole book series, and I I just couldn’t listen to her voice any longer.
I am so disappointed, as I am sure the story line is good….I just couldn’t get to the point I could tell.
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- Lorinda Hudson
- 15-07-21
Falsetto Voice
The narration of this book was so awful it was almost impossible to listen to the stories. I gave the stories a 2 star rating simply to give the author benefit of the doubt.
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- vevans39367
- 22-06-21
Worst narrator ever!
I try really hard to finish a book if I start it. However I could not finish the first book in this set. The performance was the worst I have ever heard. I can't believe that the author chose this narrator to do all of his books.
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- gingflynn
- 27-06-21
Narrator spoils this series
Narrortors for the Cruise Mysteries did a fine job. The narrator for this Village series is very hard to listen to. Sorry I wasted a credit on it.
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-06-21
Won’t buy again.
First time listening to Patricia Fisher Mysteries. Will be the last. Stories are way over the top for my taste. Reminded me of Scooby-Doo cartoons of my youth. Narration was awful. I almost stopped listening a few minutes into the first book because the voice of Patricia is too high pitch and accented. The butler’s voice was also awful. I stuck through all the books until the last one. The accents were so unbearable I had to fast forward to the end.
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- Rusti
- 18-07-21
Gripping, interesting, and even funny
The stories in this Book are gripping, very interesting, even funny enough to make me laugh. I enjoyed the stories and the characters but it was difficult getting through the narration in this audio book. The narration had so much slow one word, stop, then the next word stop, it drove me nuts. Best try a sample before you buy.
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