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Lord John and the Private Matter: International Edition
- Lord John Grey, Book 1
- Narrated by: Jeff Woodman
- Length: 9 hrs and 28 mins
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Summary
The epic, multivolume Outlander saga is the starting point for a brilliant new series that begins with the novel Lord John and the Private Matter. Filled with intrigue and mystery and starring one of the most popular Outlander characters, Lord John Grey, this fresh new tale is utterly captivating.
In a richly drawn 18th-century London, Scottish exile Lord John faces a difficult situation. His cousin Olivia is engaged to marry the Honorable Joseph Trevelyan, but he has just observed something of a rather personal nature that, if confirmed, might put an end to any talk of marital bliss. Determined to investigate further, Lord John is distracted when the Crown calls for his services. A comrade in arms has been slain, and to complicate matters, the victim may have been a traitor. Now Lord John has not one but two puzzling mysteries to solve.
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- SHARON E EVANS
- 04-10-22
Development of the character Lord John Grey
Waiting for the next book in the Outlander series to be published, so meanwhile exploring the Lord John Grey novellas. Great writing by Diana, as always; full of intrigue and description. Narration was OK.
I'll be downloading the next in the LJG series!
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- Mrs Johanne Margetts
- 15-08-19
Background to Lord John's story.
I have been reading the Outlander series in chronological order and this book falls between Voyager and Drums of Autumn. JAMMF is still on his mind
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- Lazy reader
- 24-05-18
Delicious
My favourite Outlander character, Lord John is propelled into solving a mystery after spying something nasty in the communal chamber pot corner in the Beefsteak Club. Gabaldon at her best, drawing us into the sights, sounds and smells of whore houses, molly walks and on a clipper bound for 'Inja'. Lord John gives us a glimpse via flashbacks into his first shocking introduction to war at Culloden and of course hankers after Jamie Fraser. It was nice to get an idea of Benedicta who relives a part of her young life while handling a well worn copy of Fanny Hill! Watch out for the details of a bizarre and shocking way designed to burn out the syphalis. Shame Hal doesn't feature in this one but a great story well narrated.
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- jfr0808
- 05-02-20
Spoilt by the Narrator
It’s very hard to get past the poor narration. Why not find an English narrator to read an English character? The accents of the other characters are even worse and ruined it for me. I would have expected better from a Diana Gabaldon story!
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
- Jane H.
- 14-03-18
Not bad
Not as good as Outlander main books but if like me you need a taste to keep you hanging in there while you wait for book 9 of the main series to be released, it will do. Narration could be better with a little more acting like they achieve in the main books but you do get used to it.
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- Janbo
- 03-11-18
Lord John and the private matter
very entertaining, well read and kept my interest throughout. Another excellent book from Diana Gabaldon.
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- JO
- 14-09-20
another great
Really enjoyed another book of Lord John. Very well read with different voices and accents used for different characters
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- Ida
- 06-01-21
Good story horrid accent
As an English person certain errors really grate. plait pronounced plate, instead of platt. arrgh
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- Anne
- 23-04-20
Another excellent book & narration
I love the Outlander series and have now been listening to the Lord John series as well which are also excellent. I love to hear the history and back story of the other characters in main Outlander books. I love Jamie and Claire but Lord John is fast becoming a favourite as well.
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- natty knitter
- 19-05-19
Intriguing.
The plot moves around and leads the listener into making assumptions. Only at the end is all revealed. A brilliant listen. The character of Lord John Grey is almost real, which enhances his involvement in the Outlander series.
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