TRENT'S LAST CASE

This classic murder mystery is pure English delight--both as written and read. This, the author's first, was written in 1912 and still is fascinating today. Trent, a freelance reporter and investigator who has given up his detective work, is lured back by his editor to investigate the mysterious death of a wealthy English baron. What he finds out, however, is never printed. Christopher Kay captures each moment as his Shakespearean voice moves from scene to scene. The listener is transported to turn-of-century England and learns little by little who and what caused the death of the powerful, vicious financier. Once immersed in this classic whodunit, you won't want to return to the present. A.L.H. © AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine [Published: FEB / MAR 03]