The e-book of A Patient Fury is out today!
To celebrate, I’m giving away the audio books of my first two DC Childs novels In Bitter Chill and A Deadly Thaw. Whole Story Audio at F W Howse have kindly donated the CDs for this competition and thanks to the lovely Ellis Moore for arranging for this. Audio books are becoming increasingly popular, I’m a big fan and listen to my favourite authors when I’m pottering around the house.
As yesterday, to enter the giveaway, all you need to do is ‘like’ my Facebook page
and sign-up to my newsletter below.
That’s it! If you’ve already signed up to receive my newsletter, then simply leave a comment below telling me what your favourite audio book is.
The competition will be open until Friday evening (the 8th) at 6pm BST when I’ll be drawing ALL the winners for the week and I’ll announce them here. The competition is open to entries worldwide. Good luck and here’s a glimpse of what’s on offer for the rest of the week:
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***The competition is now closed. Congratulations to winner Dave Gibson. Thanks to all who took part. I loved reading about your favourite audio books.***
Sarah Ward & Rhiannon Ward 
I’ve just listened to Here and Gone by Haylen Beck and it was brilliant. The actress really brought the suspense alive for me! Well worth a listen! 😊
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Thanks for the tip, Jo. I have the book on my shelf to read!
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Sarah, you do make it hard. My favourite audiobook!!!! (8 hours later, umm!!) “The Complete Sherlock Holmes”. A wonderful narrator and Jeremy Brett is ensconced in my mind as I listen.
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I have a few of the Sherlock Holmes audios. They are excellent!
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I’m only just getting into audiobooks so hopefully I’ll find some recommendations 🙂 I did enjoy the audiobook of “Sealskin” recently though
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I’m sure you’ll be listening to a lot more audio. They’re pretty addictive and I can’t drive anywhere now without listening to one.
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Suddenly it’s a good thing to live an hour from the city 😂 Plenty listening time in the car haha
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It is!
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Haven’t listened to an audio book in ages, so I’m sure my favourite would be one of yours.
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Thank you!
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Someone by Alice McDermott was one of my favorites on audio! But I have to say Alan Bradley’s Flavia de Luce books are best read on audio. The narrator really brings them to life. And of course the Rebus books by Rankin are wonderful on audio as well.
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Thanks, Peggy. I love the Alan Bradley bookstore although I’, very behind in the series.
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I have favourite narrators/series. I recommend the Bryant & May series by Christopher Fowler peerlessly narrated by Tim Goodman, which are both informative and funny and for something relaxing, Adjoa Andoh’s wonderful take on Mme Ramotse in the No.1 Ladies Detective Agency series by Alexander McCall Smith.
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Thanks, Karen. I love both these series.
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Love a good audio book to accompany me on my journey to and from work….Linwood Barclay and the Promise Falls Trilogy being my current choice, highly recommended!
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I’ve not read any Linwood Barclay either. I must try his books.
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Louise penny’s audio books have been captivating and a delight to listen about the going’s on in three pines village.
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Thanks, Maria. I’ve just read my first Penny and it was wonderful!
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