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Narrated by:
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Andrew Wincott
About this listen
A wonderful, epic story that tells the history of the greatest city in the world, from Roman times to the present day. From the author of Paris, Sarum and New York.
London has perhaps the most remarkable history of any city in the world. Now its story has a unique voice. In this epic novel, Edward Rutherfurd takes the listener on a magnificent journey across 16 centuries, from the days of the Romans to the Victorian engineers of Tower Bridge and the dockland development of the modern day.
Through the lives and adventures of his colourful cast of characters, he brings all the richness of London's past unforgettably to life.
©2018 Edward Rutherfurd (P)2018 Hodder & Stoughton LimitedA generational journey through time
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well worth the time
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Excellent background to a very intriguing City.
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The narrator had an ideal voice for the book.
It was a pleasant, relaxing audiobook to listen too.
Fascinating from start to finish
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Wonderful story, beautifully told
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Good, but would rather read the book!
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Amazing as always
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London
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I can’t wait to visit London again
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Rutherford's narrative style - to entertain with fiction whilst to not only educate but enthrall with fact - is the most enriching and inspiring story telling experience I have ever had.
This is is the first of his books that I have read and it is no question that I will purchase every other one.
Andrew Wincott may perhaps seem plain if one is not truly listening to his words, but he is utterly masterful.
He does not squeak, nor does he shout, but he emphasises, pauses and turns vocal corners with precision; painting the perfect film in a reader's head with naught but his voice.
I was most of all incredibly impressed with his range of accents. As the history of London is - so this book has taught me - overwhelmingly rich in it's variety of peoples, so was his ability to represent them all vocally.
I burst into tears when Andrew read that it was the end. I will be listening to this book many times yet.
Thank you. So much.
I cried because it ended
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