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My Brother Michael
- Narrated by: Jasmine Blackborow
- Length: 10 hrs and 40 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
One of Britain's most beloved authors, Mary Stewart leads her listeners on a journey of murder and deceit through the dusty roads of mid-century Greece in this tale that fans of Agatha Christie and Barbara Pym are sure to love.
'Nothing ever happens to me...'
So begins Camilla Haven's letter home during her quiet holiday in Athens. But when a stranger begs her to drive a car to Delphi, swearing that it is a matter of life and death, Camilla impulsively takes the opportunity she's been offered. Before long she is caught up in a whirlwind of intrigue, deceit and murder as she spins along the dusty Greek roads in a race against time to solve a 14-year-old mystery.
'The longer I waited the less possible it seemed to walk out of the café and leave everything to settle itself without me, and the more insidiously did the other possibility begin to present itself. Dry-mouthed, I pushed it aside, but there it was, a challenge, a gift, a dare from the gods....'
Critic Reviews
"The contemporary thriller at its very best." (Guardian)
"Mary Stewart is magic." (New York Times)
"One of the best British story tellers of the 20th century." (Independent)
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- Noelle N.
- 27-09-2020
A lovely read as I remember
My only critic is that a bit too much poetry esq dramatically read. I read these books many many years ago and when I went to Delphi also many years ago I remembered the area just as is written. Wonderful
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- Gianetta
- 14-11-2019
Mary Stewart.
A very good story. Jasmine Blackborow reads well. The story kept me listening but the modern accents don't seem to match with Mary Stewart's books.
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- Northlake
- 22-08-2019
Mary Stewart deserves better narrators...
Having read and immersed myself in the atmosphere of Mary Stewart novels so many times as to have virtually memorized most of the text, it has been a disappointment to listen to the Audible presentations of some of the best stories ever written. Why an author of her stature and obvious popularity has been inflicted with such inferior narrators is incomprehensible. Fraudulent accents, uneducated (and unprofessional) mispronunciations of words, apparently unresearched and awkward interprepretations of characters...It has been a disconcerting, uncomfortable, and often grueling experience to listen to these audiobooks. I cannot even finish this one. I love Lisette Lecat’s interpretation and narration of Alexander McCall Smith’s No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series. Jane Entwistle’s Flavia de Luce (Alan Bradley) is fabulous. If Jane Austen were not a favorite author (she is) I could listen just for the joy in the performance to Juliet Stevenson. Audible, your selection of narrators for Mary Stewart tales is an insult to the quality of the writing.
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- VirginiaMom
- 16-08-2019
Great book, too slow
One of Mary Stewart's best. Narrator reads too slow and is overdramatic, but overall okay. I sped up the narration speed to 1.25x, which was much better.
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- Patty K
- 21-09-2019
Best narrator ever
Mary Stewart is one of my favorite authors, and My Brother Michael is one of her best. Jasmine Blackborow is a perfect narrator, with great enunciation, steady volume, and narrative flow, with enough differences in characters’ voices to identify them without going overboard as some narrators do. She made the story come alive.
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- P. C. Brock
- 20-09-2019
Another wonderful Mary Stewart audiobook
I absolutely adore Mary Stewart's sensibility, and have loved every Stewart audiobook that I have listened to. I have not read any of her novels; I first encountered her at Audible. Her heroines are easy to identify with: brave but a bit insecure, well-meaning but a bit naïve, thrust into unfamiliar (and often perilous) circumstances which, after a struggle, the character successfully surmounts. Stewart's descriptions of landscapes and nature are always entrancing. In this novel, set in the early 1960s, the protagonist visits Lebanon and Syria, beautifully invoked. Romance helps to energize the story, adding to the atmosphere, but the plot depends on the actions- and agency- of the protagonist. There are elements of suspense, and of mystery, nicely handled. There are reflections on the ancient history of the area, as well as the conditions of the 1960s. Stewart's lush prose is enriched by suitable bits of poetry. The spoken narration is very well done. Overall, The Gabriel Hounds provides a lovely listening experience.
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- Alexa Bär
- 03-03-2020
A tale masterfully spun
This is my absolute favourite book from the author. I‘have been reading it again and again over many years - the covers tell the tale - and never get tired of it. And although I know the plot, it is every time like the first. I am there wit Camilla and Simon, the silent bystander to the plot unfolding before me.
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- Jennifer Pineiro
- 25-12-2019
A very good book and performed with excellence.
A childhood favorite enjoyed again. I highly recommend Mary Stewart. Good, solid mystery and characters
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- Judy Solberg
- 23-08-2019
Classic from a pioneer in romantic suspense
A snapshot of the post world war II world with the cold war looming. Set in Greece with many allusions to the classical world. Wonderful descriptiive writing. and full of suspense.
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- WGS
- 01-01-2021
My brother Michael
I had read this book by Mary Stewart years back. I appreciate her work especially since I do not have to wade through profanity and torrid love scenes. Her skill in crafting the story line and description of geographic location mixed with history of the time is amazing. It is like I am actually there as a witness watching as she lays out her scene; I feel like a voyeur.
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- Joan Farrell
- 24-10-2020
Timeless classic
I read this book 40+ years ago, snd it is still just as wonderful. Mary Stewart was a brilliant author.
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-08-2020
tried to listen to this again, cant do it.
the narrators chosen for Mary Stewarts great books are not good. the few that i owned i can never stand to listen, should have returned them all when i realized how bad they are. they should all be redone with qualified narrators who can read and understand the stories.
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- Maggie
- 31-08-2019
Excellent, I really did save the best till last...
Christmas came early in August for Mary Stewart aficionados this year, with the release of four unabridged novels at once. Apart from the very real disappointment of The Ivy Tree, it's been a great month, and this really is 'saving the best till last' Another reviewer has said the narration disappointed as it sounded as if Camilla and Simon were pensioners. I can (sort of) understand where they are coming from, but don't think I agree. This book is 60 years old this year, and the action takes place in a Greece where the memories of the Second World War are still very fresh, and very raw. Watch any film of that time and you realise that voices have changed a lot in the intervening 60 years. Simon, a man who wears grey flannels (bet he calls them 'bags'), and teaches Classics to 'his house' in a minor public school, is not your modern 21st Century man. On the other hand, he is one of Stewart's not overtly romantic but essentially kind, practical and tough heroes that are really rather nice - the type of man you would always want at your side when in trouble. For me, his voice sounds about right, as does Camilla's, another of-her-time young woman who smokes whenever she has the chance and has a major crisis of confidence in her life at the outset of the book. I'd not heard Jasmine Blackborow before and think she handles the cast of characters really well, with a special mention of Stephanos, and the narration of both the early scene where he describes Michael's death to Simon, and the later rather Homeric finale in the quarry. This is an excellent book, bringing Delphi - or the Delphi of 60 years ago anyway - to life with mystery, some sadness and some real beauty, particularly in the bright citadel. And it's well read. What more could we ask? And there's four more to come in November to complete the set... Thanks Audible (oh, and if you can see your way to re-recording The Ivy Tree I'd be eternally grateful...) Pretty please?
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- Kindle Customer
- 25-09-2019
Degree in Classics required
I could not finish this story. Usually I am a great admirer of Mary Stewart and her works but to understand this one I would need a degree in Classics and a library of Greek myths and legends. It's such a shame as I had been saving this Audible as a treat but although I do have a small knowledge of the tales of Ancient Greece I just couldn't relax and enjoy this particular offering.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-01-2021
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not my favourite. A bit too much Greek and Greece . The description very good but the reading a bit over the top and the story better in the last quarter
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- Marianne Caton
- 27-12-2020
enjoyable
This was a bit dated, but still an enjoyable mystery romance. The plot was straight forward, nicely atmospheric, the characters engaging and the narrator pleasant.
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- feethebookworm
- 15-11-2020
Dramatic thriller set in Crete
I first read Mary Stewart’s books when I was a teenager in the 1970’s and I still have the paperbacks, even if they are very fragile! I was so pleased to discover the audiobooks and am slowly buying them all. What I would say regarding the clipped vocals is that it really was how many people spoke in those days. This book was written in 1960’s and is a reflection of the times. I really enjoyed the audio version and felt it really took you into the book and made it come to life. I did have to look up some of the mythological names and stories as it’s a long time since I studied them in junior school! Mary Stewart’s book gave me a love of Greece that has stayed with me, and we went there for our honeymoon. We didn’t return to Greece until 2014 and have been going every year since.
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- em
- 20-05-2020
Exciting read
Exciting read with violent imagery that holds your attention amid the beauty of Crete. Narration good.
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- Kindle Customer
- 17-10-2019
exquisite m
good story,good narrator.a very good read very well written great character s.Didnt want it to finish
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- izzyb
- 17-08-2019
Classic story-odd narration.
I know the book well, so no surprises there. But the narrator manages to make the two main characters sound like OAPs rather than the late twenties/early 30s they’re supposed to be. It’s really off-putting.
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- J
- 27-08-2019
Awful Resolution.
I couldn't listen to the last two or three chapters. I find the last 20% horrid. Fast forward to the last 2 minutes.
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