Best audio book 20219/22/2023 ![]() ![]() Murder on the Orient Express, Assorted Cast (Audible Exclusive)Ĭlimb on board the famous train with our narrator Art Malik, as we travel from Aleppo into a snowdrift with a host of different characters from around the world. These stories are brought to life by a host of well-known stars, including Tom Hollander, Richard Griffiths, Alex Jennings, Rebecca Front and Adrian Dunbar. Set in the modern day, expect references to laptops and celebrity chefs, alongside plenty of Christie’s cunning plot twists. This unique collection features 12 Christie stories which have been updated by the BBC. Alternatively, if you prefer some winter wonders, we highly recommend listening to Midwinter Murder. With stories set in Cornwall, London, Egypt and France, there’s plenty of great listens for lounging around with at home,įeeling in the mood for something spookier? Try The Last Séance, also read by Fenella Woolgar. The latest UK short story collection has arrived, and these scandalous stories are packed full of sunshine, suspicions and double-dealings. Midsummer Mysteries, read by Fenella Woolgar Julian Rhind-Tutt’s narration is pacy and compelling, making the hours fly by as you listen. Our Belgian Detective is joined once again by Inspector Catchpool, but the pair must go incognito (as board game fans) to solve this painful family conflict. Sophie Hannah’s latest Poirot continuation is an engaging mystery which takes place at the fancy Kingfisher Hill estate. A masterful work, we think listening to the novel is a brilliant way to test your own skills of detection.Ī post shared by Agatha Christie Ltd Killings at Kingfisher Hill, written by Sophie Hannah and read by Julian Rhind-Tutt Expect suspense, neighbourhood gossip, and a retired Poirot who is determined to master the art of growing vegetables in King’s Abbot. This renowned story is brought to life by actor Hugh Fraser, famous for playing the beloved Captain Hastings. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, read by Hugh Fraser ![]() If you’re a fan of the mustachioed Suchet, why not venture down to Devon with the actor to discover the goings-on at the Jolly Roger Hotel? Poirot is intending to take a bit of time off from solving mysteries, but when the famed actress Arlena Stuart is found dead, the little grey cells must be called upon to discover the truth. Bobbie joins forces with socialite Lady Frankie to unravel this puzzling mystery. ![]() Meet Bobbie Jones the vicar’s son, who is at the scene of a mystery man’s untimely death as he pronounces the eponymous question. Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, read by Emilia Foxįancy discovering this thrilling standalone story before the new Hugh Laurie adaptation lands? We recommend listening to this lively tale read by Silent Witness actress Emilia Fox. But who killed him? You’ll have to listen through to the 7th hour to find that out! Before the first hour is up, you’ll realise that quite a few people held a passionate dislike for Colonel Protheroe. The Murder at the Vicarage, read by Richard E GrantĬhristie fan, and recent presenter of ITV’s Agatha Christie documentary, Richard E Grant brings to life the first Miss Marple novel with charm and enthusiasm. This unique mystery opens with a murderous announcement in the Chipping Cleghorn local newspaper, and will allow you to get to know a village bursting with secrets. If you prefer your Christie’s led by the marvellous Miss Marple, we’d recommend tuning into A Murder is Announced read by British actress (and detective drama favourite) Emilia Fox. You’ll forget whatever you’re supposed to be doing as soon as you click play!Ī Murder is Announced, read by Emilia Fox Allow the reader’s dulcet tones to transport you to a relaxing river cruise down the Nile, which (naturally) is disrupted by murder, jealousy and suspicion. Rediscover this much-loved Agatha Christie mystery, read by Poirot star himself, Kenneth Branagh. Surely, our narrator Luke Fitzwilliam reasons, that these can’t all be coincidences?ĭeath on the Nile, read by Kenneth Branagh Recently recorded by actress Gemma Whelan, this classic standalone story will take you to the village of Wychwood under Ashe to investigate plenty of sinister accidents that have ended in death. This perfect, pacy thriller is a great read, and a lovely listen too. Plus, we take a look at some of the excellent podcasts fans have created which cover the Queen of Crime, and plenty more… This list is for you! All stories are available for audio download via Audible, Google Play or the Apple Books store, unless otherwise indicated. The team at Agatha Christie Ltd are all keen listeners, but with so many Christie stories to choose from, you might be wondering how to begin your listening journey. There’s no better way to escape your must-do chores, or everyday journeys than with an audiobook. ![]()
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