Murder on the Links

An Agatha Christie Poirot Short Story

De: Agatha Christie

Narrado por: Deaver Brown

Agatha Christie’s third book and second Hercule Poirot mystery with Captain Hasting set in Belgium. One of the most underrated Agatha book, full of fun, intrigue, romance, and more. A largely unexpected jewel.

Public Domain (P)2019 Deaver Brown

I am a Christie fan

The background music was so distracting I only listened to 20 minutes and quit. The reader had no voice distinction.

so so bad

orator was so boring .He got so many words wrong..paused frequently at dumb spots..boring voice..so so bad..mad I paid even 1.99 for this

The background music is annoying!

The story is delightfully Agatha Christie’s signature story for this character and his side kick. But the voice of the narrator with the background music shouldn’t be used together.

the worst narration ever

stumbling incoherent dismal narration ... not worth the two dollars That was charged for it ...

horrible narrative

worst narrator I have ever heard. additionally. there was irritating music on the background .he certainly did Agatha Cristi an injustice.

awful narration

This narrator speaks as if his dentures don't fit. slurs. snorts. I love Christi but could not get into this grating mess.

Worst Narration Ever

The only thing the narrator didn’t stumble and stammer over was the chapter introductions (e.g., “Chapter 3). It was as if English is not his first language or he was just learning to read. He consistently paused like somebody who was reading each word, instead of reading sentences and passages. So, there was absolutely no rhythm or flow to the passages. Even speeding him up to 1.5 times his pace is slower than what I would expect from a professional narration.

The narration, alone, qualifies as cruel and unusual punishment, but combined with the pointless, loud piano loop that was supposed to be background music but was so obnoxiously obtrusive that it served as a main character.

Prisons should use this title as punishment tool. Put this title on an audio loop, and it will reduce the repeat-offender rate! It’s that painful!

It’s a true challenge to complete this book willingly. After several attempts, I have to give up the fight and read the print title, instead. If I were paid to finish listening to it, I’d have to refund the fee! And I’m a lifelong Agatha Christie fan!

The narrator is awful.

The story is interesting but the performance of the narrator is awful.
I really like the story of Poirot and his adventures, this is the only reason i suffer to the end. The narrator struggles with some words, all the characters have the same voice.
The story is nice but hard to get through because of the narrator.