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Sandraker
- Sam Applewhite, Book 3
- Narrated by: Matthew Lloyd Davies
- Length: 13 hrs and 6 mins
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Summary
The aristocracy abide by a different set of rules...or so it seems to Sam Applewhite when her job brings her to Candlebroke Hall, the stately home. The burglary definitely wasn’t what it appeared to be, and the subsequent accidents suggest that it’s a dangerous place to spend time.
Sam is caught up in events as she tries to protect the interests of young Hilde Odinson, part of the local viking family. The Odinsons insist on doing things their own way though, with scant regard for the law. In the meantime, Sam starts to understand that while many people would kill to live at Candlebroke Hall, maybe there are others who would kill to get away from it.
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- A Very Tired Goose
- 30-09-21
Perfect in every way
I thorough enjoyed this, fabulous story with the perfect narration, the only negative being I now have to wait for book four, and it’s a very long wait!
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- Freaky
- 02-11-21
Hilarious with a sprinkling of gruesome detail
An impossible burglary at a stately home, a viking ship, some aging Z listers, an anti social cactus and a racist tattoo.
Once again Sam finds herself tangled up in an array of bizzare coincidences thanks to her equally bizzare job.
It sounds like utter madness. It IS utter madness. And that's what makes the Sam Applewhite books so fantastic.
The characters have depth, the storylines are interwoven fantastically and the writing is spot on as always.
You can read this book as a stand alone but I'd start at the beggining of tne series to appreciate the lunacy that is Sam's life.
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- Smurph
- 21-11-21
Another fantastic tale
Another fantastic tale of of Sam Applewhite, a gruesome death and her viking friends.
When the scheming former starlet Kiki Lettuce (prounounced Le Tucces don't you know) and her side kick Antonio try to sell off her former stately homes valuables, she comes across the persistent civil service worker (come detective) Sam Applewhite.
Sam is torn between solving a burglary and protecting her viking friend Hilda, when she meets the enigmatic Kiki.
what ensues is a tale of a tug of war struggle for ownership of the viking sail ship Sandraker, a romance between Kiki and Sam's father and an investigation into her bizarre friends the vikings being nazi fascist in the sleepy town of Skegness!
I absolutely love this series of adventures and gruesome deaths!
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- Lisa
- 30-08-22
Absolutely brilliant books
Clever story, great characters and not a cliche in sight. These books are brilliant and hope there will be many more in the Sam Applewhite series
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- Simon
- 21-11-21
yet another great book in the series
this is yet another great book by Iain and Heide, which I really enjoyed.
the book is the third in the Sam Applewhite series and just like the other ones is very well written and the narrator really helped me get into the story.
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- MR ANDREW J STUBBS
- 14-06-23
another great
storyline, also quite ironic setting for film they mention Castle Howard, which a) We live close to b) also where they film other period films/series made me chuckle. laugh out loud
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- lisasarcy
- 19-11-21
So engaging!
Such a fun and interesting listen. It’s over the top, but it’s never too much, the characters are both outrageous and believable at the same time, and the plot puts them in funny and crazy situations at every turn… but because the writing is good, it never gets away from itself.
The narration is fantastic, there are characters which might have been difficult to listen to from a less skilled narrator, but he really draws the best out of how all of them are written.
It’s hard to define this in terms of genre, it’s a caper, urban fantasy, cosy mystery, crime, …. it packs a huge amount of content in one book.
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