If you enjoyed this story, you may like to visit my Bandcamp page where you can listen for free to my narrations of many more classic stories. You can also purchase and download an mp3 (or another format of your choice) of this or any of my other recordings: bitesizedaudio.bandcamp.com Listener support on Bandcamp helps me to keep producing new content like this. I also have a Patreon page: www.patreon.com/bitesizedaudio Or for occasional one-off support, you can Buy Me a Coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/bitesizedaudio Thanks for listening. Simon Stanhope (narrator) Chapter bookmarks: Chapter 1: 00:00:05 Chapter 2: 00:31:20 Chapter 3: 01:01:51 Chapter 4: 01:34:27
I really appreciate it when somebody puts the chapters into sections like that! I wouldn’t have a clue how to do it! BTW love this book! The reason I watched so much Sherlock Holmes, besides living in Baker Street, is because I heard he was into the supernatural when he was alive, and obviously a lot more now! LOL! I am so happy to have come across his actual works on the supernatural! I’d love to know how much of it was based on his actual experience! 1000 thank you’s and blessings!☯️
This is great stuff!🙂👍 And the top commenter is quite right: this narrator MAKES this story - as well as, of course, the great storytelling skills of the original author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle! 🙂👍
I like the false hope where he thinks he is safe for a few nights. Of course the protagonist has no idea how far they've still got to go while we can see there's still time to run. Then the mounting urgency and panic when he does get the draw on him to go to her. Very well read; you made that story really exciting.
Excellent, your narration sir is pitch perfect as always. It is like being handed a gift, every time you put a new story on your site, a real pleasure to receive. Thank you
I'm new at this TH-cam adventure, by pure chance, I found this, I've heard that TH-cam is a waste of time for the individuals that haven't taken the time to do basic research... This is a classic example of that, do make the effort, it's worth it.
Feet by a warm open fire , cup of coffee and biscuits and Simon for ' company ' , what more could I wish for better than this ? Wonderful story, dear friend. 🔥 ☕️🍪 🔥 📚 👌🏼
Excellent, really appreciate your time and effort you put in your oratory, your voice carries the books well in this modern age when English is not spoken correctly, and it's a Great big help with myself learning to read at 44,I've always been ashamed of my dyslexia,but you have helped me read again,thanks , keep the Norfolk ghosts stories coming,!!
I have read this story, and it's not one of my favorites, but I listened to the whole thing because you were doing such a wonderful job! Thank you again.
... THE LENGTH OF THE STORY PUT ME OFF FOR OVER A YEAR .. NOW I'VE DONE IT.. I'M GLAD I DID ... ' GULAG ARCHIPELAGO ' IS ALSO BRILLIANT & LONG + THE NARRATOR HAS THE CLIPPED SARCASTIC ENGLISH ACCENT.. IT'S TRUE AS WELL..🖖🤩
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I haven't, yet - I'm a big Conan Doyle fan, of course, but having done quite a few of his stories now I thought I'd give him a rest for a bit while I explore some other less well-known authors... however, I'll add it to my list and will keep it in mind for the future!
@@BitesizedAudio Yes, of course. And you have given us many other, less known authors of that same period. I especially have enjoyed the women writers whose sense of the supernatural and the esoteric matched and well exceeded Doyle's...Thank you, Simon. Be well.
Perfect timing!!!!! It's my birthday 🎂🎈🎂🎈! It's the perfect way to spend my day listening to your voice telling me a wonderful story. Keep up the awesome work awesome 👍😘
We are 'dug in by choice' - Mardi Gras week, Jackson Square here in New Orleans is a chaotic and noisy brew. So, up in our cosy loft, the SkyCave - we cook, brew tea, and listen to your wonderful stories. Conan Doyle I think in private life, had a serious interest in the spiritual, mesmerism, psychic phenomena and such. My husband loves these, as do I. Always a delight. Thank you!!
Well ! That was quite gripping .very well narrated and so engrossing that I persevered through an unreliable internet connection to get to the end .I'm so glad to have found this channel ,listening to classic literature is a balm for a tired brain and there are so many gems here .
A great story by one of the world's greatest authors. FYI - in many Victorian and Edwardian publications some of the homes of that era mention a piece of interior design known as a 'Wanscot' for those of the younger generation, it is wooden paneling that covers the wall from the floor at a hight of around 4ft. It is used to protect the walls and baseboards from scuffing by foot traffic and furniture that may cause damage to the walls. Usually made of fine imported woods.
Excellent, but very creepy Conan Doyle story, as usual perfect narration built even more tension than this story normally causes. Thanks for another very scary story.✊♥️
I am just getting around to listening to this one Simon. I am making an effort to listen / revisit all the content on your channel. Thank you for what you do!
His plea for a power greater than her wicked mesmerism is answered.. ..his life is now his own. I loved the ending, it was abrupt but absolutely enough to let us know he is free to love the love of his soul. You read this masterfully, and it was a riverting revelation, Sir Conan is a master of his craft.
This was not my favorite kind of story but of course I would listen to you read anything at all; and Conan Doyle's style can be a bit difficult if there is little dialogue, but the surprise ending is like slamming your steady trotting coach into a brick wall. Very original work! I wonder you don't feel stress after having to act all these strong and disturbing emotions! Thank you!
This was fantastically narrated and wonderful to listen to. I tend to do my house chores while listening to your audiobooks, but this one, as long as it is wonderful; I couldn't focus on anything else but this so I just sat and enjoyed.
I could listen, as they say, to you reading the phonebook. It was a wonderful experience listening to you. Thank you for all your doing to preserve these stories and bring them to new people who may have never heard them, like me. Thank you sincerely.
I know i commentn on this story too much, but each time i hear it i discover another treasure. Your voicing of Miss Penacosa (sp?) makes her sound insufferably disagreeable to talk to, listen to, or even look at. Very well done indeed sir, capital work. And Gilroys vanity about his looks creeps through in your characterization of him; he dwells too long upon his looks while describing himself and his affected indifference can be heard as you read his lines. You can tell he at least wants to be modest; and perhaps that makes his sin of mere vanity more easily forgiven. But it does not make it invisible. I feel that i have met these characters face to face. Much of that is the genius of the Great Man's writing; much of it is certainly your narration and acting prowess. I thoroughly enjoy myself every time i listen.
Story is so good and amazingly well told . I can't believe that is another ACD story I have never heard before unless I've forgotten. Thank you so much for these readings. I love your voice and expression. Makes the story real. 👍🏼☺️
Inspiring narration skills. An absolute delight to listen to, I feel very interested in the story and Doyle's writing shines even more than usual with your contribution.
@Razan Kalifa You're welcome, thanks so much for listening. Yes, this one is my longest to date. I tend to focus mainly on short (indeed "bitesized") stories, for various reasons, but am trying some longer pieces as and when I can fit them in.
This fine adaptation of Doyle's "The Parasite" is well-produced and narrated in a desirable, engaging manner. Nice job, Bitesized AC! "'Obsession!', he shrieked in an ecstasy of delight." Classic Doyle. Appreciated, Bitesized AC. "And for a moment I rejoiced in that slavery." Been there. Am I right, people. Who can relate? For those turned off by such things, there is some definite misogyny in play here, a regrettable sign of the time during which it was written, and don't get me wrong: it's still a worthwhile read/listen.
That's very kind of you to say, thank you! I'm a great admirer of Greg's work, and we've spoken a few times. Hoping we might manage a collaboration at some point...
I listened to this enthralled.Perfect narration, your voice suited the story so well. Thank you Simon, I’m so glad I found your channel. I absolutely love these stories
Well, I just recently realized that you are the "Voice." Wonderful! I listened to this story last night, and I find that except for most of the ghost stories, which I don't fully listen to, because I live alone and they are sometimes scary, I have listened to and enjoyed all of your other stories.
"The time for indecision was at an end. As long as the creature threatened my own prospects and my honor there might be a question as to what I should do. But now, when Agatha - my innocent Agatha - was endangered, my duty lay before me like a turnpike road." What a mensch, this guy.
This story is very well read of course, by a skilled narrator. But darn it Arthur Conan Doyle!! Triggered my anxiety major, like being stuck in some nightmare world. But I’m stubborn and wanted to know how it ended so listened all the way through. Not what I would call a relaxing story, but others seem to have enjoyed it so it’s obviously just not everyone’s style :).
Wonderful narration, especially could feel the range of emotions conveyed by your voice. On another note, chapter 1 alone would have made a pretty intriguing and cheerful short story 😉!
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Simon Stanhope (narrator)
Chapter bookmarks:
Chapter 1: 00:00:05
Chapter 2: 00:31:20
Chapter 3: 01:01:51
Chapter 4: 01:34:27
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I really appreciate it when somebody puts the chapters into sections like that! I wouldn’t have a clue how to do it! BTW love this book! The reason I watched so much Sherlock Holmes, besides living in Baker Street, is because I heard he was into the supernatural when he was alive, and obviously a lot more now! LOL! I am so happy to have come across his actual works on the supernatural! I’d love to know how much of it was based on his actual experience! 1000 thank you’s and blessings!☯️
The first thing I did
The first thing I did was to be a part of the sphere
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The only positive to come from the Covid pandemic is Simon Stanhope started Bitesized Audio Classics.
There were many such postives in the form of creative endeavour. 🙏🏾
A good narrator makes a book. A bad narrator kills it. This narrator does a superlative job. A real pleasure.
Thank you Christopher, extremely kind of you to say so!
What oh I am considering we are in orbit s not aligned with your comments. Please do not indulge your medication with the formal interludes X Allan
Yes indeed an excellent narrator very distinctive+soothing voice with excellent intriguing storys-top channel
And I think British accent is essential. An American accent ruins it.
A good killer narrates a book; a killer narrator...wait...I'll come in again.
This is great stuff!🙂👍 And the top commenter is quite right: this narrator MAKES this story - as well as, of course, the great storytelling skills of the original author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle! 🙂👍
I like the false hope where he thinks he is safe for a few nights. Of course the protagonist has no idea how far they've still got to go while we can see there's still time to run. Then the mounting urgency and panic when he does get the draw on him to go to her. Very well read; you made that story really exciting.
Simon Stanhope is consistently professional and a joy to listen to!
Thank you!
Excellent, your narration sir is pitch perfect as always. It is like being handed a gift, every time you put a new story on your site, a real pleasure to receive. Thank you
What a lovely comment, thanks Rodney!
I'm new at this TH-cam adventure, by pure chance, I found this,
I've heard that TH-cam is a waste of time for the individuals that haven't taken the time to do basic research...
This is a classic example of that, do make the effort, it's worth it.
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Yes, a flawless treat 👏
Such a perfect, clear narration. I just love your voice, and that of Tony Walker. You two stand miles above the rest.
Feet by a warm open fire , cup of coffee and biscuits and Simon for ' company ' , what more could I wish for better than this ? Wonderful story, dear friend. 🔥 ☕️🍪 🔥 📚 👌🏼
That sounds lovely. Thanks Christine, best wishes to you
Those were the days when we had open fires.
A great story, superbly-read. The poor chap's mishaps while lecturing made me, as a lecturer myself, wince!
Yes, I can imagine: the ultimate "showing yourself up at work" nightmare....!
I love the length of this story.
I was having a really bad day/night. But I put this on and relaxed. Great story and thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks Tnika, sorry to hear about your bad day, but glad if this helps! Best wishes
Hope things improve for you..hang in there fellow stranger..
Hang in there Trika. This too shall pass sister. 🙏🏻
@@sandy_says Thankyou 😊
@@Skip2myLoo2 Thankyou 😊
Excellent, really appreciate your time and effort you put in your oratory, your voice carries the books well in this modern age when English is not spoken correctly, and it's a Great big help with myself learning to read at 44,I've always been ashamed of my dyslexia,but you have helped me read again,thanks , keep the Norfolk ghosts stories coming,!!
I have read this story, and it's not one of my favorites, but I listened to the whole thing because you were doing such a wonderful job! Thank you again.
Thanks Rosie, kind of you to say so
... THE LENGTH OF THE STORY PUT ME OFF FOR OVER A YEAR .. NOW I'VE DONE IT.. I'M GLAD I DID ... ' GULAG ARCHIPELAGO ' IS ALSO BRILLIANT & LONG + THE NARRATOR HAS THE CLIPPED SARCASTIC ENGLISH ACCENT.. IT'S TRUE AS WELL..🖖🤩
I awoke to this story...so pleased I did! I went back to the beginning. Thanks for my introduction to non Holmes stories. Fantastic narration.
Did exactly the same!👍😉
I'm loving this, my first delve into a non- Sherlock story by Doyle, I feel blessed that it's done by you!
What a lovely comment, thank you! Also, I see you've just joined as a channel member - thanks so much for your support. Do check out the Community tab for updates and previews (if you're able to access it on your device)
"The Captain of the Polestar" is another fun standalone story of his :)
❤👍
Tour de force is a theatrical cliche,but you reading/performance sir fully deserves that epithet.Thank you sincerely.
Simon's narration skills bring this oddly feverish tale to life---with all the urgency Conan Doyle wrote into it. Many thanks!
Thanks for your kind words Alexandra, so glad to know you enjoyed it, especially as I remember you were the first person to request it! Best wishes
@@BitesizedAudio Yes, and have you done the "Ring of Thoth" yet? That would be perfect in your voice. Again, we thank you...
I haven't, yet - I'm a big Conan Doyle fan, of course, but having done quite a few of his stories now I thought I'd give him a rest for a bit while I explore some other less well-known authors... however, I'll add it to my list and will keep it in mind for the future!
@@BitesizedAudio Yes, of course. And you have given us many other, less known authors of that same period. I especially have enjoyed the women writers whose sense of the supernatural and the esoteric matched and well exceeded Doyle's...Thank you, Simon. Be well.
Wonderful! So perfect for these terribly cold days. Thank you again for this joy.
Glad to help! Thanks @Bunnylove314
Perfect timing!!!!! It's my birthday 🎂🎈🎂🎈! It's the perfect way to spend my day listening to your voice telling me a wonderful story. Keep up the awesome work awesome 👍😘
How wonderful. Happy birthday!
I took a turn around your web page today and was astonished by the body of work! WOW.
(He's also very handsome, ladies 😉)
Why, thank you! I'm blushing...
❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🤍💖 yes he is !!
Amazing. More acting than reading and pitch perfect!
@juliadia007 Thank you, very kind of you to say so!
An excellent story, brilliantly read as always! Thank you so much.
Thanks Denise
Ooh, a long one! Always love your readings-some of the very best ever.
Thanks Scout Rifle!
I'm only on the second chapter and I'm yelling, "Run away! Run away!"
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Ooh, I don’t know how I’ve missed this one for so long! Excellent 😀♥️
Perfect, many thanks.
Congratulations on the continued success and growth your channel.
@Gloss Paneer Thank you! Also, I see you've just joined as a channel member - thanks so much for your support, it's much appreciated
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, genius! Love his work!
Thank you.
Thanks Diane. Yes, he's been one of my favourites since I first discovered Sherlock Holmes aged about 10. Always a pleasure to read
Most enjoyable listen and a book i hadn’t heard of by ACD. Tks
Wonderful reading, so much feeling in the dialog!
Can't beat Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
They don't make men as loyal as the one in this story anymore! Thank you for another fantastic story! Cheers from across the pond! :)
You're welcome sugarfalls1, best wishes to you from this side of the pond!
Wow congrats on the new longest story 😉 And I love your voice and that of the Greg 🙂 from the magpie audio 🙂
Thanks Daygon. Yes, I very much enjoy Greg's work too. And yes, this one was quite a marathon!
We are 'dug in by choice' - Mardi Gras week, Jackson Square here in New Orleans is a chaotic and noisy brew. So, up in our cosy loft, the SkyCave - we cook, brew tea, and listen to your wonderful stories. Conan Doyle I think in private life, had a serious interest in the spiritual, mesmerism, psychic phenomena and such. My husband loves these, as do I. Always a delight. Thank you!!
Well ! That was quite gripping .very well narrated and so engrossing that I persevered through an unreliable internet connection to get to the end .I'm so glad to have found this channel ,listening to classic literature is a balm for a tired brain and there are so many gems here .
Wow! Wonderful story about the struggle between science and mysticism.
I thought it was about struggle with addictions
@@annacschepis At the time, many people thought hypnosis was akin to mysticism and many still do.
A great story by one of the world's greatest authors. FYI - in many Victorian and Edwardian publications some of the homes of that era mention a piece of interior design known as a 'Wanscot' for those of the younger generation, it is wooden paneling that covers the wall from the floor at a hight of around 4ft. It is used to protect the walls and baseboards from scuffing by foot traffic and furniture that may cause damage to the walls. Usually made of fine imported woods.
wainscot actually !
@@stewartlancaster6155 Actually you are correct in correction of my English. Forgive me I'm not a native.
Excellent! So relaxing to listen to and extremely well read. I'm a big fan of this channel.
Excellent, but very creepy Conan Doyle story, as usual perfect narration built even more tension than this story normally causes.
Thanks for another very scary story.✊♥️
Thoroughly enjoyed, as usual. Simon, you’ve turned me into addict! 🤣
Steady on there! Thanks Barbara, glad to know you enjoyed it
@@BitesizedAudio 😍
Thank you, I love listening to, and drifting off to sleep to your wonderful dulcet tones 😊😌
Thanks D G, sleep well!
I am just getting around to listening to this one Simon. I am making an effort to listen / revisit all the content on your channel. Thank you for what you do!
His plea for a power greater than her wicked mesmerism is answered..
..his life is now his own.
I loved the ending, it was abrupt but absolutely enough to let us know he is free to love the love of his soul.
You read this masterfully, and it was a riverting revelation, Sir Conan is a master of his craft.
Yes indeed. Thanks BlaqueCzar, appreciate your comments
This was not my favorite kind of story but of course I would listen to you read anything at all; and Conan Doyle's style can be a bit difficult if there is little dialogue, but the surprise ending is like slamming your steady trotting coach into a brick wall. Very original work! I wonder you don't feel stress after having to act all these strong and disturbing emotions! Thank you!
You are a serious pleasure to listen to… Awesome talent put to excellent use… You are not only a true professional you are an artist!!!
Well done Simon!! Such a great story and your narrative, marvelous!!
Thanks Vicki, glad to know you enjoyed it
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This was fantastically narrated and wonderful to listen to. I tend to do my house chores while listening to your audiobooks, but this one, as long as it is wonderful; I couldn't focus on anything else but this so I just sat and enjoyed.
What a brilliant performance, Simon! Thank you kindly!
Kind of you to say so, thank you Rachel!
Excellent!!! Thank you Simon.
Simon Stanhope's voice and reading is outstanding....as recognisable as James Mason or Richard Burton...bliss!!
Thank you Sofia, I'm extremely flattered to be bracketed with such distinguished company!
Absolutely fantastic reading! Thank you so much.
I could listen, as they say, to you reading the phonebook. It was a wonderful experience listening to you. Thank you for all your doing to preserve these stories and bring them to new people who may have never heard them, like me. Thank you sincerely.
Listening without beeibg bored to the telefone book read to you? But that would clearly be a sign of beeing in a mesmeric trance yourself!😂
Excellent as always, many thanks.
O Simon I really enjoyed this story was on the edge of my chair x thank you so much for you reading it your friend ella x
I know i commentn on this story too much, but each time i hear it i discover another treasure. Your voicing of Miss Penacosa (sp?) makes her sound insufferably disagreeable to talk to, listen to, or even look at. Very well done indeed sir, capital work. And Gilroys vanity about his looks creeps through in your characterization of him; he dwells too long upon his looks while describing himself and his affected indifference can be heard as you read his lines. You can tell he at least wants to be modest; and perhaps that makes his sin of mere vanity more easily forgiven. But it does not make it invisible. I feel that i have met these characters face to face. Much of that is the genius of the Great Man's writing; much of it is certainly your narration and acting prowess. I thoroughly enjoy myself every time i listen.
Great narrator! Faultless! Thank you so much, very enjoyable.
Wow, thank you so much. Really looking forward to this one !
You're welcome BlueFriend, hope you enjoy it
Story is so good and amazingly well told . I can't believe that is another ACD story I have never heard before unless I've forgotten. Thank you so much for these readings. I love your voice and expression. Makes the story real. 👍🏼☺️
Thanks Gerry M, appreciate your feedback!
So enjoyable 2 hours listening to this on a rainy Bristol day. Thanks again😃❤
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes, very dreary weather at the moment....
Inspiring narration skills. An absolute delight to listen to, I feel very interested in the story and Doyle's writing shines even more than usual with your contribution.
Wow. Masterpiece level performance! 👏👏👏 I feel we need to pay admission for this quality
Yay! Two whole hours of your excellent narration. Thank you! 🤗
You're welcome! Thanks Gigi
Who needs T.V. with your most excellent production.
Thanks Leo!
new in this Chanel..thank you so much and I liked that this story is long than other stories..your reading is fantastic..thanks for the great work
@Razan Kalifa You're welcome, thanks so much for listening. Yes, this one is my longest to date. I tend to focus mainly on short (indeed "bitesized") stories, for various reasons, but am trying some longer pieces as and when I can fit them in.
Exellent.! Sometimes phenomena apatoune* you can have everyone you don't want.. And not what you want.. Nice reading. Thank you. 👍💕🤓
Love Sir Aurthor. This was an excellent reading.
Thanks Mark, appreciated! Thank you for listening
Thankyou so much I have subscribed. Perfect in every way.
Thank you Debbie, much appreciated!
Fantastic story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle! And wonderfully narrated. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for listening
New subscriber and loving it. Thank you for sharing that AMAZING voice of yours. Be Blessed 🙏🏻
Very kind of you to say so, thank you for subscribing!
Superb, thoroughly enjoyed the story, the saying of what goes around comes around springs to mind
Excellent, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Irena
This fine adaptation of Doyle's "The Parasite" is well-produced and narrated in a desirable, engaging manner. Nice job, Bitesized AC! "'Obsession!', he shrieked in an ecstasy of delight." Classic Doyle. Appreciated, Bitesized AC.
"And for a moment I rejoiced in that slavery." Been there. Am I right, people. Who can relate?
For those turned off by such things, there is some definite misogyny in play here, a regrettable sign of the time during which it was written, and don't get me wrong: it's still a worthwhile read/listen.
Dear Narrator. You give Greg Wagland a splendid run for his sovereigns👏💪🎶👍☀️💥✌️
That's very kind of you to say, thank you! I'm a great admirer of Greg's work, and we've spoken a few times. Hoping we might manage a collaboration at some point...
@@BitesizedAudio 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯💥🕺
My two favorites!
Such a good story!! Loved it. The story telling is perfect!
Thank you Carley
I listened to this enthralled.Perfect narration, your voice suited the story so well. Thank you Simon, I’m so glad I found your channel. I absolutely love these stories
I'm glad you found your way here too! Thanks for your kind words Bridget, much appreciated
Well, I just recently realized that you are the "Voice." Wonderful! I listened to this story last night, and I find that except for most of the ghost stories, which I don't fully listen to, because I live alone and they are sometimes scary, I have listened to and enjoyed all of your other stories.
Very kind of you to say so, thank you Kimberly, glad to know that.
Always my favourite narrator so strong and good voice telling story’s Simon was born to it .keep it going your the best ❤
Beautifully polished and appropriate delivery. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Tony
What a great pleasure, beautiful reading. 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Clara, very kind of you! Best wishes
“In urgent need of her spirituality.” I never heard it called spirituality before. 😄
This s one of my fav stories..i keep coming back to this..❤️
"The time for indecision was at an end. As long as the creature threatened my own prospects and my honor there might be a question as to what I should do. But now, when Agatha - my innocent Agatha - was endangered, my duty lay before me like a turnpike road."
What a mensch, this guy.
This story is very well read of course, by a skilled narrator. But darn it Arthur Conan Doyle!! Triggered my anxiety major, like being stuck in some nightmare world. But I’m stubborn and wanted to know how it ended so listened all the way through. Not what I would call a relaxing story, but others seem to have enjoyed it so it’s obviously just not everyone’s style :).
thanks much - great story and you always read so very terrifically. :}
Thanks Alexa, glad you enjoyed it
It's nice to hear someone still speak English with proper diction in 2021. A rarity in modern Britain. 👍
Kind of you to say so, thank you Jon
Incredible story! Extra enjoyable because the speaker has the most wonderful voice :)
Very kind of you to say so, thank you!
wickedly entertaining...... Thank you!
You're welcome!
Fantastic story that was fantastically read!
Wonderful narration, especially could feel the range of emotions conveyed by your voice. On another note, chapter 1 alone would have made a pretty intriguing and cheerful short story 😉!
Thanks @Subha Mukherjee, glad you enjoyed it
One can forget how poetic ACD can be. Thank you for reminding me.
Never, never let anyone or anything control you. Peace and grace to all.
Hello from Geneva, Switzerland. Thank you for the wonderful content!
You're most welcome, Valerie! Thanks for listening
How is the weather there?
Brilliant. Thank you!
Beautifully read. Thank you.
Thanks aunty, appreciated
Wonderful reading, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great reading as always...thank you ❤❤
Brilliant narration, thank you.
Oh, if only I could stop seeing Edna E. Mode from the Incredibles films popping up in my head every time the evil woman speaks! 😫
Hello from Moscow, Russia. What an awesome thriller! I was in suspense until the very end, worrying about the hero! Thanks for your great reading!
Yes, he certainly finds himself in a sticky situation! Thanks for listening
Wonderfully performed indeed !
Thank you very much !
Your narrations are spot on ‘your voice is my favorite ‘and Arthur Conan Doyle I’m going to have a wonderfully relaxing night thank you
Glad to know that, thanks so much for listening
Excellent narration, thank you. 👌💕
Thanks Mary Mary
Excellent narration again!
Another great narration
And a really gripping story
Thanks