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Calibre audio library

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5 books

ARCANUM, THE

Catalogue number: 5138
Number of cassettes: 10
Time (hours): 9.25
Reader: Swains, Ronald
Main subject: Arts General
Additional subject: History - General, Social history

The extraordinary true story of the invention of European porcelain.

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Please Note: Due to copyright restrictions, this book is only available for loan to members who reside in the UK or Ireland.


GRENADILLO BOX, THE

Catalogue number: 6187
Number of cassettes: 12
Time (hours): 17.25
Reader: Lister, Tony
Main subject: Detective & Mystery Stories

In 18th century London, Nathaniel Hopson does not believe the suicide verdict on his patron, Lord Montfort. When a second body is found Nathaniel's investigation takes him from the drawing rooms of the aristocracy to the slums of Fleet Street searching for the key to unlock the Grenadillo Box found in Montfort's hand.

There are 198 other books read by Tony Lister including:


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There are 823 other books in Detective & Mystery Stories including:


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MONEYMAKER, THE

Catalogue number: 5704
Number of cassettes: 11
Time (hours): 10.50
Reader: Griffin, George
Main subject: History - General, Social history
Additional subject: Biography & Autobiography - Historical to 1945

In the eighteenth century, mathematician John Law fled to France with another man's wife and a bright idea. This idea gained the approval of Louis XV and led to the formation of the first French bank to issue paper currency.

There are 67 other books read by George Griffin including:


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There are 146 other books in History - General, Social history including:


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SERPENT IN THE GARDEN, THE

Catalogue number: 7088
Number of cassettes: 10
Time (hours): 0.00
Reader: Garrett, Cornelius
Main subject: Detective & Mystery Stories

In 1756, Joshua Pope accepts a commission to paint a wedding portrait for Herbert Bentnick and Sabine Mercier at Astley in Richmond. When a body is found in Sabine's conservatory, Joshua investigates, but when Sabine's valuablenecklace goes missing he is implicated. Now he urgently needs to discover what is happening at Astley.

There are 7 other books read by Cornelius Garrett including:


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THIEF TAKER, THE

Catalogue number: 7139
Number of cassettes: 11
Time (hours): 0.00
Reader: Shields, Peggy
Main subject: Detective & Mystery Stories
Additional subject: Historical Fiction - Pre 1914

Agnes Meadowes has found a quiet refuge as cook to a family of renowned London silversmiths, the Blanchards. One night in 1750, their most expensive piece is stolen, an apprentice is murdered and a maid disappears. Agnes is called upon by her master to investigate 'below stairs', drawing her into London's criminal underworld.

There are 39 other books read by Peggy Shields including:


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