"Such a delightful mystery! Death at the Excelsior is an unexpected gem from P.G. Wodehouse. The humor and suspense blend perfectly, making this a refreshing twist on the classic whodunit. Highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a mix of wit and mystery!"
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Thank you so much for this story . As for the comments on narration . No one but no one can read Wodehouse like the late Johnathan Cecil . To me he was Wodehouse and after him your simply spoiled for anyone else. Thanks again 👏👏👍
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Heard it before and Ms Pickett's theory is just as absurd as the first time I heard it. Sometimes an extra twist ruins the story. Also living as I do in Java I can attest that snakes can indeed jump, are masters at hiding and slipping about unnoticed. It would be a simple thing for it to slip out of the premises when the lady found the dead man on the floor since she obviously would have been focused entirely on that and not things in her periphery.
Thanks for your comment! Just to clarify, this isn't an AI-generated narration. The audiobook is read by a human narrator whose style is meant to be clear and precise. We hope you enjoy the storytelling and the journey through this classic tale!"
"Such a delightful mystery! Death at the Excelsior is an unexpected gem from P.G. Wodehouse. The humor and suspense blend perfectly, making this a refreshing twist on the classic whodunit. Highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a mix of wit and mystery!"
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Thank you so much for this story . As for the comments on narration . No one but no one can read Wodehouse like the late Johnathan Cecil . To me he was Wodehouse and after him your simply spoiled for anyone else. Thanks again 👏👏👍
Love this! Great narrator! Great little story! Thank you. 😊 Truly a master comedian!!!
😺👏👏👏 love PGWodehouse great narration 50:11
Good book, sounds like an AI Bot reading.
Not to nitpick, but the illustration looks nothing like a dockside boarding house.
Mark Nelson is the narrator, excellent. Thanks
“Mark nelson” must be the name of the AI program
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Heard it before and Ms Pickett's theory is just as absurd as the first time I heard it. Sometimes an extra twist ruins the story. Also living as I do in Java I can attest that snakes can indeed jump, are masters at hiding and slipping about unnoticed. It would be a simple thing for it to slip out of the premises when the lady found the dead man on the floor since she obviously would have been focused entirely on that and not things in her periphery.
Computer-like voice.
Thanks for your comment! Just to clarify, this isn't an AI-generated narration. The audiobook is read by a human narrator whose style is meant to be clear and precise. We hope you enjoy the storytelling and the journey through this classic tale!"
Don't care for the robotic like narrator.
I enjoyed this story and the Narrator was great🎉