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THE ALPHABET SISTERS

Following a three-year separation, the three Quinlan sisters reunite to discover that families can be counted on when the going gets tough. In their South Australian town, self-assured Anna, self-conscious Bett, and self-absorbed Carrie are brought together by their utterly charming but conniving Irish grandmother. She is intent on producing an old-fashioned musical in order to raise money to buy an ambulance for the village. Using lyrical Irish, proper British, and clipped Australian accents, Catherine Milte provides a smooth and easy delivery. With a twinkle in her voice, she captures Lola, the leprechaun of a grandmother, as comfortably as she does Anna's timid 7-year-old daughter. Milte's description of a sister's tragedy is poignant, and her renditions of the local characters cast to play in the theater production are unreservedly amusing.

Pub Date: Jan. 22, 2008

Duration: 13 hrs, 30 mins

Publisher: Bolinda Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    'TIL HEIST DO US PART

    Escape on a thrilling adventure with Soneela Nankani and Andrew Eiden as they narrate this suspenseful romance. A year has passed since Simi Chopra, her assorted crew, and Jack Danger pulled off a lucrative diamond heist. Now, the Chicago Mafia boss is demanding that the jewels be returned, so Simi gets the team back together. Nankani delivers an expressive performance that emphasizes Simi's conflict between her passion for Jack and the mission. Her distinct character voices keep the listener fully immersed. Eiden's lively tone gives Jack a subtle flair and confidence that make him easy to forgive and to love.

    Pub Date: Aug. 20, 2024

    Duration: 11 hrs, 15 mins

    DD ISBN: 9780593907467

    Publisher: Penguin Audio

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      18mm BLUES

      This is not a story about guns, but about blue pearls. Gerald Browne takes us to the Pacific Ocean and the world of pearl divers and natural gems and mixes in mystery, intrigue and suspense. Barry Bostwick portrays the characters in one voice, varying his intonation slightly for the Asian personalities. His reading style is very smooth, evidence of preparation and interest in the story. 18mm Blues is abridged well, collecting the important elements of the story. Unobtrusive music indicates the end of each side. Disappear into the mystery of the Far East and one of its most beautiful commodities.

      Pub Date: Jan. 22, 1993

      Duration: 3 hrs

      Publisher: Audio Renaissance

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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