
The Sisters Brothers
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Narrated by:
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William Hope
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By:
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Patrick deWitt
About this listen
Shortlisted for: International Author of the Year – Specsavers National Book Awards 2012
Oregon, 1851. Eli and Charlie Sisters, notorious professional killers, are on their way to California to kill a man named Hermann Kermit Warm. On the way, the brothers have a series of unsettling experiences in the landscape of Gold Rush America. And they bicker a lot. Arriving in California, and discover that Warm has invented a magical formula, which could make all of them very rich. What happens next is utterly gripping, strange and sad....
©2011 Patrick deWitt (P)2011 W F Howes LtdThe tale is consistently funny, but never lets its humour detract from the narrative. It is dark but not gruesome. It is at times profound, but never pretentious. My only complaint is that it ends a bit anticlimactically, though if anything this only highlights how engrossed I was.
The narration is truly exemplary. Some audiobooks simply read you the story, William Hope immerses you in the adventure.
Highly recommend!
A Fantastic Foray into the Frontier
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This is one of those times.
You actually feel like you are there in this grizzly, raw, frontier. Riding with the brothers, and living their life for a time.
It was so good, it made me think of oral stories told around camp fires in the past... Like he was recounting it as you watched the embers glow.
The perfect storm.
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a good surprise
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strange and beautiful prose, perfectly narrated
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A gorgeous book
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Funny and well crafted
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The epitome of "the journey not the destination"
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