Low Action
The Vinyl Detective Mysteries, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Finlay Robertson
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By:
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Andrew Cartmel
About this listen
The Vinyl Detective goes punk in his fifth hilarious adventure.
Semi-retired god of rock guitar and local poseur Erik Make Loud has got himself a new girlfriend. Helene Hilditch - formerly known as Howlin' Hellbitch - of all-girl punk outfit Blue Tits is a mean guitarist, and someone is trying to kill her. With a rare pressing of their first album to find, the Vinyl Detecive and Nevada are soon called into to help, but this time the question is, who isn't a suspect?
With a trail of grudges behind her, the list of people who could want Helene dead includes her ex-bandmates, their former producer turned record label mogul, the TV presenter who Helene got fired - even their old roadie could be in on it.
©2020 Andrew Cartmel (P)2020 W. F. Howes LtdCritic reviews
“Hilarious and thrilling.” (Ben Aaronovitch)
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-02-21
Great characters
This series goes from strength to strength, great characters I am sure everyone will be able to relate to. Well researched and very funny. Really suggest you give the series a try.
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- MRS GILLIAN L TEMPLE
- 20-07-23
Clever, funny
Another witty story about the vinyl detective and his gang. Even though this is the 5 th book, I have now read them all, not in order but pretty much in order. I am really invested in all his books. Please keep writing Andrew.
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- Mr S N Milbourne
- 11-09-21
Great series of stories
I have enjoyed all of the Vinyl Detective stories. I collect stuff and like wine and cats. It was inevitable. This latest story is no exception, with some good new characters and the return some old favourites. The level of detail of the nerdy technical stuff that I am interested in, from the audio equipment to the quirks of kind-of-red(/blue) makes me happy. The delivery by Finlay Robertson is great and brings the characters to life.
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- matthew andrews
- 18-02-24
brilliant
I do really like the combination of story and performance, even the tangents fit togetter
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- Richard Hobbs
- 26-05-23
Sneaky Easter egg
As the series gets more established it just gets more fun.
The sonic screwdriver mention was a nice touch for someone who started listening to this due to Andrew’s past work on a certain TV show and a fondness for his ‘Masterplan’
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- J. Swaysland
- 18-12-24
Another fun intriguing story.
Another Vinyl Detective story I very much enjoyed. Especially meeting g Nevada’s mum & gerri g a bigger back story about why Nevada is like she is! Never guessed the villain of the piece, however the journey is as much fun as the result - good new characters and a small return of Opal from a few books ago .. which pleased Tinkler! Overall very enjoyable.
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- Mr S L Rooke
- 23-08-20
Consistent entertainment
The problem with narrow themes like the Vinyl Detective is that they can struggle to weave in the element defining the series. Not so here. The story flows naturally, is entertaing, funny and the regular characters are like old friends. If this were the dead tree version, rather than the audio one, you would describe this as a real page turner.
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- crochetdiva
- 27-04-21
A smooth running storyline
A very good story which was very well narrated. ivelistened to 5 of the books now, and I have not been disappointed
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- miss Gladys F Wright
- 11-03-23
Highly entertaining
Good plot. Funny laugh out loud moments. Great strong female characters. Lovely believable feline characters.
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- Claire T.
- 09-08-20
Can’t wait for the next one!
It’s so easy to slip back into this world. The characters are like old friends now. The plot line had my mind going on tangents. The antics had me roaring with laughter. The dry quips had me sniggering. The casual mention of Lady Tyburn had me imagining a collaboration with Peter and the Rivers. This then led me to laughing at the thought of Tinkler’s reaction to a genuine supernatural encounter.
The narrator is so well cast to these books. He portrays the female characters so well and doesn’t try to put on a girlie voice.
The only bad thing is that I binge listen instead of savouring the story. But even this has a plus point, in that when I listen again in a few weeks there’ll be a few gems that I missed the first time.
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