Sheer Folly
A Daisy Dalrymple Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Lucy Rayner
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By:
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Carola Dunn
About this listen
In March of 1926, Daisy Dalrymple Fletcher and her friend and collaborator, Lady Lucy Gerald, head off for several days to a stately home reputed to have the best grotto in the country. Working on a book of architectural follies, they plan to research and photograph it.
Leaving her husband and young twins behind, Daisy is expecting a productive weekend at Appsworth Hall, with the only potential difficulty being keeping Lucy from offending the current owner, a manufacturer of plumbing products. Alas, it's not to be quite so simple.
At the home, they find themselves faced with a curious assortment of people, including the abominable, tactless Lord Rydal, who is rumored to be having an affair with one of the guests while in ardent and artless pursuit of the hand in marriage of another. When the grotto explodes with Lord Rydal in it, it's not a question of who would do it―as most who've met him would be sorely tempted―but who actually did do it.
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- Beth
- 19-01-2022
Beautifully read
A great story that mixes history, Murder and clever characters, all bought to life by an exceptional reader.
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- KiLu
- 22-03-2023
Squaking narrator, lost the book in the noise
I don't really know about this book, only that the narrator was so awful I couldn't follow whatever storyline there may have been.
Changing character just meant going up an octave each time. No voice acting here. Sorry, but really really painful. Never letting this narrator near my ears again.
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