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The Casebook of Inspector Armstrong

Volume 2

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The Casebook of Inspector Armstrong

By: Martin Daley
Narrated by: Steve White
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''The Bells and Plate Fix'' is set against Cumberland's biggest horse races, the Carlisle Racing Bells and the Cumberland Plate. When a bookie's clerk is found face down in the River Eden, Inspector Armstrong believes there is more to his death than meets the eye.

In "The Kaiser's Assassin", Armstrong's holiday in the Lake District is disrupted when he is invited to meet Kaiser Wilhelm, who is visiting his friend, the fifth Earl of Lonsdale at Lowther Castle. A potent mix of characters leaves Armstrong feeling uncomfortable and as things threaten to spiral out of control over the following days, he faces a race against time to prevent a murder that will have repercussions across Europe.

©2017 Martin Daley (P)2019 MX Publishing
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Two Well Told Tales

Inspector Armstrong has two well told tales, first tale involves discovering a crime and chasing the bad guys across Scotland, England and Ireland, with all the problems with it. The Second was on how the Boer War affected a generation and repercussions.

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great historical mystery series

This series has gotten even better in volume two of Martin Daley's Inspector Armstrong series.

The first story ''The Bells and Plate Fix'' starts out in the courtroom as Armstrong is called to deliver testimony regarding the death of a bookie's clerk. Following an unsatisfactory resolution, Armstrong continues to investigate. A famous ship is woven into the story which really added to this story. I don't want to say more because of spoilers but it's an enjoyable listen!

The second story "The Kaiser's Assassin" has the listener following along as Armstrong wants to take a vacation but becomes involved in German intrigue. I became so interested in Daley's writing that I started researching Kaiser Wilhelm, the last emperor of Russia. Daley's writing brought this historical figure to life. Very well done.

The narrator Steve White does an excellent job with different regional accents and voices. I sincerely hope he never does a straight read because he does such a wonderful job with his accents and voices.

If you love mysteries then I really recommend this series.

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