Of the Sam Plank Mysteries, four titles – Fatal Forgery, The Man in the Canary Waistcoat, Worm in the Blossom and Portraits of Pretence – are now available as audiobooks.
Of the Gregory Hardiman Mysteries, the first two – Ostler and Sizar – are now available as audiobooks.
They are all available on Audible. In addition, Fatal Forgery and The Man in the Canary Waistcoat (being out of exclusive contract with Audible/Amazon) are now also available on all major audiobook platforms.
Our narrators
The narrator of the first two Sam Plank books (Fatal Forgery and The Man in the Canary Waistcoat) was a wonderful voice artist and stage actor called Guy Hanson – I’ll have you know that he worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company, so only the best for my listeners. But Guy retired from narrating audiobooks, and so…
The narrator of the third Sam Plank book (Worm in the Blossom) is the talented voice artist and professional actor Brian King. You may have seen him on the telly in an ad for the Nationwide. Thankfully he could also turn his hand to tales about more historical financial services. But Brian’s acting talents were too much in demand, and so…
The narrator of the fourth Sam Plank book (Portraits of Pretence) is the voice artist, rock star and watercolourist Richard Newland. I rather think Martha might have liked having such a Renaissance man about the house.
And stepping up to the microphone to take on the mantle of Gregory Hardiman in Ostler and Sizar is the terrific voice artist and actor Phil Deadman. (I know: perfect name for a crime fiction narrator.)
