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Sealfinger
- Sam Applewhite, Book 1
- Narrated by: Matthew Lloyd Davies
- Series: Sam Applewhite, Book 1
- Length: 10 hrs and 19 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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- Shelley Burn
- 06-06-21
More please
Only recently found the enjoyment of reading the work of these two authors. Can’t wait to read more
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- Miss Ruth
- 06-07-21
Finished it, loved it, bought the next one!
The joy in finding a brand new series by the amazing Clovenhoof team!!!!
These authors and the narrator are a perfect match.
The story was a little slow starting but when it did I got thoroughly hooked.
They never fail to make me smile, perfect escapism for dark times.
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- Candice Foers-Bates
- 16-11-21
Terrific writing duo strike again!
Well described characters, darkly comic situations, masterly narration/performance. Who knew Skegness was such a hotbed of criminal carryings on!
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- Russell McKee
- 12-10-21
Wonderful book.
Have now listened to all three of this series. And this and all the others are just as wonderful as each other. The narrator as usual is just perfect. The characters are developed all through and I really found I cared about what happened to them. The story is witty and so well written. Now have to wait for the fourth one to come out.
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- Arkgirl
- 13-09-21
Anarchic start to a new crime series - great fun
If you have read books by this prolific writing team and enjoyed them Then it is easy to say ‘dive in, you’ll love it’ and if you haven’t it is a great starting point for a new comic crime/mystery series with a dollop of anarchic horrors.
Sam is busy with her job(s) and gets caught up in a very strange situation with a seal and then the situation descends into chaos with some fantastic characters. I found it a great listen on audible and would thoroughly recommend.
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- Adriana
- 06-07-21
Excellent
Loved this for a fun relaxing experience. The narrator really gets into the characters as he goes along.
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- sophb100
- 08-03-22
Brilliant, funny and surprisingly dark!
Loved it, these two always pull it out of the bag…just about to start the next in the series 👌🏻
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- Incy Wincy
- 13-11-21
Disappointed
Loved the Clovenhoof & Oddjobs series so I was expecting an exciting plot with interesting characters.
Unfortunately I found the plot quite simple & the story seemed to grind on with very little happening most of the time.
None of the characters were particularly interesting or likeable.
Rather disappointing book, after enjoying so many of Goody & Grants other books.
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- maddi cassell
- 07-11-21
Lots of fun
Entertaining, amusing with characters that you can’t help rooting for. With incompetent cops and property developers as believable bad guys too
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- JW BROADHURST
- 10-09-21
Just couldn't get into it!
Really didn't enjoy this and found it rather silly to be honest. Parts of it were funny but so unbelievable.
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- Beth Swope
- 12-07-21
Loved it
As alway a great book by Heide Goody and Iain Grant. Fun characters funny as always and a great tale. Would recommend to anyone who likes a good mystery and a bit of fun.
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- Diane
- 30-08-21
A fun and far out romp
I loved the zaniness of this story! Calamity is woven into this story of greed and shady business dealings that leads to murder. It's outlandish happenings is the charm of the story. This tale has a Maxwell Smart meets I Love Lucy---esk feel to it that just draws you in.
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- gkbowood
- 26-03-22
Hilariously crazy story!
Excellent voice acting by the Narrator, Matthew Lloyd Davies- so many LOLs. On to book 2!!
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- jp
- 19-01-22
A British version of Sick Puppy?
Another slam dunk by Heide Goody and Iain Grant!
It's been years since I read Carl Hiaasen's 'Sick Puppy' But this reminds me of it a little bit, with the mystery to be solved, humor/dark humor, and real estate development.
Goody & Grant turn out some good reading material, and they use a great narrator too! apparently Matthew Lloyd Davies is also an actor and director, I'm not surprised he does more than narration because he does such a fantastic job. Every time. Love him.
I loved the heroine and villainess and strong personalities of the women in the book. All around great job, gals!
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- Anna Duncan
- 07-12-21
Excellent!
Loved every minute of this book. It was very dark - but hilariously so! I found myself staying up till 2 in the morning, because I just didn't want it to end. The authors, and the narrator, are a match made in heaven. Buying the next one in the series RIGHT NOW (who needs sleep?).
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- DabOfDarkness
- 12-09-21
BLARGH! So says Mr. Frank the Seal
Haha! What a fun murder mystery! I was hooked with the first BLARGH! from the seal (Mr. Frank… Mr. Fred?) inadvertently taken on a Meals-on-Wheels run. lol I hope he enjoyed his carrot cake because I doubt he’ll get more anytime soon!
Sam Applewhite loves working with the elderly and enjoys delivering meals. Yet a series of unexpected and crazy circumstances pulls her directly into a murder mystery. Her dad, Marvin, is a retired magician and she’s helping sort through his clutter… and that involves a lot of ridiculous costumes. And a mannikin. And big feathers. I just laughed so often while reading this book!
So the title of the book, Sealfinger, of course is eye catching. Like seals don’t have fingers so I thought this might be referring to like fish fingers food item but made out of seal meat. Great for polar bears but not something I would enjoy. Anyhoo, it’s actually a well-documented infection that happens to people who handle seal meat and seal pelts. In this case, a very serious police office (Sergeant Cesar Hackett) gets bitten by our lovable seal Mr. Fred (Mr. Frank?). He’s going to need more than just first aid!
Oh! I have to mention Delia, who has an artistic eye. And there’s this large surplus of plastic dolls that have the ridiculous label of Communist Whore. Obviously, they didn’t sell well in the UK (where this story is set) and the ladies struggle to figure out something useful to do with them… like toast racks out of their limbs. lol
The story has 3 bad guys. There’s Cal (?) and his hapless sidekick Jimmy who do most of the dirty deeds. Then in the shadowy background is the mastermind (who we don’t meet until near the end so this person shall remain nameless here). Cal isn’t above doing some shady things but then things get out of hand with one shovel connecting to one head. Now he and Jimmy have a body to get rid of. Shenanigans ensue.
It’ a bit of a rambly plot, and sometimes I didn’t know where it was going, but I was always amused. Every character runs into unexpected problems, much to my amusement. 4.5/5 stars.
The Narration: Matthew Lloyd Davies was a good fit for this story even though most of the tale is told through Sam’s character. Davies had a believable female voice for Sam, and a variety of female voices for the other ladies in the story. He also had a variety of voices for the guys. I loved how he made the seal BLARGH! sound. Haha! At one point there was an instructional video for a home drone and the instructor was Californian and Davies gave it a try; it did sound more like a Minnesotan meets a Texan… but, hey, that could happen in California, right? The pacing was good and there were no tech issues with the recording. 4.5/5 stars.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are 100% my own.