The Spook Who Spoke Again
A Short Story by Lindsey Davis (Falco: The New Generation)
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Narrated by:
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Thomas Judd
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Lindsey Davis
When his birth mother, Thalia the snake-dancer, takes him to live with her troupe of exotic performers, Postumus sees it as useful experience even though it involves him mucking out menagerie cages. No one anticipates how much havoc he will wreak.
On his first day a tragedy occurs. No one else cares, so Postumus decides he alone must solve this crime and impose retribution on the guilty. As son and brother to the famous investigators Falco and Albia, he knows murder is punished by execution. Postumus single-mindedly sets out to accomplish this, sidetracked by nothing, not even a rehearsal of Falco's legendary play, The Spook Who Spoke...
(P)2015 Hodder & Stoughton©2015 Lindsey Davis
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Worth a listen but not one of Davis's best.
Engaging
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The spook that spoke
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A lovely novella
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Nowhere near as good as Marcus Didius or Flavia Albia, Posthumous has a lot to learn before he can become an informer!
A little juvenile
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The narrator perfectly captured how I imagined Marcus Didius Alexander Postumus to be (in voice and manner). Whilst I found the story to be good, it is very short and certain story arcs/ characters could have done with fleshing out a bit more. That being written I find myself wanting more.
I want more
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