The Shrieking Pit
Arthur J. Rees
Lu par Kevin Green





The Shrieking Pit is one of Arthur Rees's earlier works, and is a good old fashioned murder mystery story. Grant Colwyn, a private detective, is holidaying in East Anglia when he notices a young man at a nearby table behaving peculiarly. The young man later leaves the hotel without paying his bill, and turns up in a nearby hamlet in the Norfolk marshes where he takes lodgings at the village inn. The next day, another guest at the inn is found dead, and the young man is missing. Can Colwyn sort out the mystery and prove the young man's innocence one way or the the other? (Summary by Kevin Green) (8 hr 57 min)
Chapitres
00 - Preface | 1:47 | Lu par Kevin Green |
01 - Chapter I | 13:03 | Lu par Kevin Green |
02 - Chapter II | 15:38 | Lu par Kevin Green |
03 - Chapter III | 26:21 | Lu par Kevin Green |
04 - Chapter IV | 17:55 | Lu par Kevin Green |
05 - Chapter V | 20:39 | Lu par Kevin Green |
06 - Chapter VI | 14:09 | Lu par Kevin Green |
07 - Chapter VII | 11:59 | Lu par Kevin Green |
08 - Chapter VIII | 15:22 | Lu par Kevin Green |
09 - Chapter IX | 21:28 | Lu par Kevin Green |
10 - Chapter X | 13:04 | Lu par Kevin Green |
11 - Chapter XI | 22:30 | Lu par Kevin Green |
12 - Chapter XII | 23:57 | Lu par Kevin Green |
13 - Chapter XIII | 19:26 | Lu par Kevin Green |
14 - Chapter XIV | 17:11 | Lu par Kevin Green |
15 - Chapter XV | 25:59 | Lu par Kevin Green |
16 - Chapter XVI | 26:39 | Lu par Kevin Green |
17 - Chapter XVII | 18:17 | Lu par Kevin Green |
18 - Chapter XVIII | 12:33 | Lu par Kevin Green |
19 - Chapter XIX | 25:21 | Lu par Kevin Green |
20 - Chapter XX | 22:19 | Lu par Kevin Green |
21 - Chapter XXI | 18:01 | Lu par Kevin Green |
22 - Chapter XXII | 13:50 | Lu par Kevin Green |
23 - Chapter XXIII | 25:25 | Lu par Kevin Green |
24 - Chapter XXIV | 19:59 | Lu par Kevin Green |
25 - Chapter XXV | 17:29 | Lu par Kevin Green |
26 - Chapter XXVI | 11:55 | Lu par Kevin Green |
27 - Chapter XXVII | 25:29 | Lu par Kevin Green |
28 - Chapter XXVIII | 11:09 | Lu par Kevin Green |
29 - Chapter XXIX | 8:07 | Lu par Kevin Green |
Critiques





A LibriVox Listener
A very enjoyable whodunnit with many red herrings. The narrator Kevin Green gives an excellent well paced rendition which results in a beautifully relaxing audio experience.
Enjoyable with a cuppa and blanket...





Cindy Barnett
Clean, entertaining plot with some twists. Cast of characters is likable and have enough depth to draw a reader in...Enjoyable reading by Kevin Green.
Good one!





dsuden
Normally I have trouble following an extremely detailed mystery like this one, but the author does a great job of making everything clear, repeating the points until he drove them home, and keeping the listener/reader in the loop. It is very well narrated, and a riveting story that keeps you guessing until the end. Speaking of the end, that was my only complaint. It ends very abruptly. Everything is spelled out, but it leaves you feeling like the story just comes to a screeching halt. But don’t let that deter you from listening. It is definitely a worthwhile adventure!
Mr. Kevin Green is Marvelous!





jenniebrown
Not to say the story is lacking but Kevin Green is so enjoyable that I cannot imagine The Shrieking Pit being read by anyone else. Good tale that was engaging to the end. Now I’m off to find another book read by Mr. Green.
Excellent





D528
Very well written story, which kept my interest until the end.The reader did such a wonderful job that it brought everything to life. Well done as he is fast becoming my favourite narrator.
enjoyed it





amart
Enjoyable mystery-not very complicated. Narration very good.
A standout on LibriVox





Akku
I absolutely love this end to end. The reader made excellent work off the reading and the text was also great production. I am quite a fan of that part of Norfolk and I thought this book brought it beautifully to life. I found some wonderful characters and beautifully described scenery. I must take another trip back out East soon! Spoiler alert - I note some reviewers comment that they had guessed the killer early on only to have a bait and switch at the last minute which annoyed them. That’s part of the style of this novel. Also, I had actually guessed the real killer. :)
Excellent Reader--Eric Greene





Brenda H. Nelson
The story itself was quite good, but Eric's ability to give each character a different voice and to quickly change between character/ voices is amazing. It makes the story much more interesting than just straightforward reading in the same voice. He even makes the females sound like real women! My only complaint is the ending. I thought I knew who it the culprit would be from early on. And I felt disappointed that the author probably knew most people would deduce the same, and so he decide towards the end to make it someone else. It felt lame to me.