Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective, Volume Two

By: Joshua Reynolds, I. A. Watson, Bernadette Johnson, Andrew Salmon

Narrated by: George Kuch

Airship 27 Productions is once again thrilled to offer mystery fans this brand new anthology of mystery adventures. Once again, Holmes and Watson challenge the criminal forces that threaten Victorian England at every turn.

A twisted scientist plots to alter the course of human evolution while another dreams of creating the world's first mechanical thinking machine. A body is found in a secured bank vault and modern day pirates have begun harassing Her Majesty's Royal Navy. Here are five new mysteries that will test the Great Detective's uncanny talents of observation and the courage of his loyal companion.

Writers Bernadette Johnson, Joshua Reynolds, Ian Watson and Andrew Salmon have delivered another compilation of fast paced, old fashioned tales guaranteed to warm the blood of the most ardent Holmes enthusiast. Sit back, dim the lights, and prepare yourself for the chase. Once more, the game is afoot!

©2010 Joshua Reynolds, I. A. Watson, Bernadette Johnson, Andrew Salmon (P)2016 RadioArchives.com

TERRIBLE NARRATOR

This guy would be bad enough wirh his straigh outta jersey accent. But he makes matters even worse when he attempts to alter his voice, such as would be preferable for a cockney like Wiggins or a Scot like Mrs Hudson. How does a person like this earn a living out of voice narratives? It seems to me as if he has no talent whatsoever and would be better off selling aluminum siding to pensioners in Hackensack. To put it bluntly ; he SUCKS. I mean let’s face it. For an American to be unable to even muster up a mildly decent bread and butter English tongue is worse than pathetic. It’s reprehensible should that same person actually earn a living as voice narrator. It absolutely baffles stuns and irritates me to no end.