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The Thirty-Nine Steps

By: John Buchan
Narrated by: Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
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FNH Audio presents an unabridged performance of The Thirty-Nine Steps.

In May 1914 Richard Hannay finds himself caught up in an international intrigue that has the sole objective of starting a world wide war. Hannay's enemies have committed murder and set Hannay up to take the fall. Now he's on the run from the secretive Black Stone and the police, yet he's the only one who can save England!
©2012 John Buchan (P)2014 Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
Literature & Fiction Suspense
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Good story, pity about the narrator.

One of my favourite books. I felt a different narrator would have improved the experience; his attempt at a Scottish accent was awful. so although I enjoyed the story, it could have been better.

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The story is not very gripping and not convincing. The writing is nothing great. The narrator's voice is good but his pronunciation is not always correct.

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a classic story from start to finsh

brilliant story from start to finish did have a problem with the racism st the beginning. it had bee n years since I last read it so had forgotten that bit. over all its s good story well read.

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