always a treat

love hoe this story unfolded. lots of blinds thrown up...and then always a pleasure to hear Neal Dudgen

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Love Cherringham..

I simply love Jack and Sarah! This is the 41st novella about Cherringham and I've enjoyed every one of them. This one was about a disappearing man that Jack and Sarah said they'd find for his wife.

No romance and no swearing at all.

As for the narration: Neil Dudgeon is a good narrator but he does need to stop making Sarah sound like a man.

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Felt a shift in this story.

I felt a shift in this Cherringham story. It was the opposite of why I have adored this series. I found this to be a bit lazy and predictable. Because social media apps and technology rule the real world, I like to step inside a story where it doesn't...at least not as much. And I always found all of the male and female characters balanced and strong; equals in strength and determination. At least a great portion of the time. In this story, I feel that this is where it took a turn for me. The real world wandered into Cherringham a bit too much. The perfect balance was missing for me this time.



Overall, the perfect balance was missing from this one for me.

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Always looking forward to the next story.

Jack, an ex New York City detective, and Sarah, a web designer and single mom, team up in the village of Cherringham to solve mysteries of all sorts in these delightful short stories. The narrator, Neil Dudgeon, is excellent at bringing these wonderfully entertaining tales to life as I imagine the authors, Matthew Costello and Neil Richards, intended. And thank goodness Neil Dudgeon doesn’t give Jack an obnoxious John Wayne or Marlon Brando accent! Perfect in every way but one. The stories can’t come soon enough! Well done, gentlemen. Thank you!

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Loved this one like all the rest!

I'm a big fan of the whole Cherringham series. Neil Dudgeon narrating makes it even better!

my review

This story kept my interest. I enjoyed it very much. The narration was well done. I would recommend this one to others who enjoy a shorter story now and again.

Enjoyed

Like the story and characters are exciting With interesting plot twists. Excellent work on production of digital reading.

Another Great Cherringham mystery

Love these short stories. Delightful mysteries like quick puzzles to tickle the mind and yet add a comfort with familiarity with the main characters and their relationships with each other. And as always the narration by Neil Dudgeon is superb!

Cherringham Review

I love every book in this series! Especially like the narrator’s voice. I hope there is a number 42 coming up very soon!

Suspence

"No Place To Hide" is a thrilling, listener holding story. The title is a bit contradictory with the story because the "missing man, Ed" had a place to hide. The language of the story is also a mix of American and British phrases, which at times, makes the listener a bit confused as to where the story does take place, until a town or parish or village is mentioned. The narrator, Neil Dudgeon, was a very excellent choice with his easy listening voice and holding the listener's attention with very appropriate intonations and pauses in his reading. Overall, though, a very good suspense story with a happy ending.