[Colbeck 10] – Peril On The Royal Train – Edward Marston Free Audiobook

Written by Edward Marston
Read by Nick McArdle
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

GENERAL INFORMATION
Book Title:………………..Peril On The Royal
Series Name:…………….Inspector Robert Colbeck
Series Number:………….10
Author:……………………Edward Marston
Narrator:………………….Nick McArdle
Genre:…………………….Historical Crime Mystery
Publisher:…………………Magna Story Sound
ISBN……………………….9780 8571 48025

FILE INFORMATION
Source:……………………10 CDs
# of MP3 files:……………10
Total Runtime:…………..11 Hours 30 Minutes
Encoder:…………………..Fraunhofer [FhG] – A secure rip using dBpowerampConverter
Converted To:……………64 Kb | CBR | 44,100 Hz | Mono
Total Size:………………..296 MB
Converted By:……………OldScotsman
Date Converted:…………30-November-2014
ID3 Tags:…………………Includes Image and all info shown on this page (Smart Phone Ready)

If you would like to try another Edward Marston Audio Book I have uploaded, the titles are listed below.
[COLBECK 09] – THE STATIONMASTER’S FAREWELL
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/colbeck-09-the-stationmasters-farewell-edward-marston/
[COLBECK 10] – PERIL ON THE ROYAL TRAIN
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/colbeck-10h-peril-on-the-royal-train-edward-marston/
[COLBECK 11] – A TICKET TO OBLIVION
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/colbeck-11-a-ticket-to-oblivion-edward-marston/
[COLBECK 13] – SIGNAL FOR VENGEANCE
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/colbeck-13-signal-for-vengeance-edward-marston/

ABOUT THE BOOK
The route of the Caledonian Railway through the Scottish countryside is disrupted by a fatal crash. Inspector Robert Colbeck and Sergeant Victor Leeming are called from the crime of London to investigate, and must contend with the old enemy Superintendent Rory McTurk to uncover the criminals behind the disaster. The motive for the crash is unclear, with suspects including the North British Railway, a group of sabbatarians and those with vendettas to enact. Colbeck and Leeming face further obstacles when the Railway announces a reward of £400 for information – soon they are pitched against criminals and the public in their attempt to solve the case.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Edward Marston was born and brought up in Wales. He read Modern History at Oxford then lectured in the subject for three years before becoming a full-time freelance writer.
His first historical mystery, The Queen’s Head, was published in 1988, launching the Nicholas Bracewell series.
Marston has worked as an actor and director, and once ran his own professional fringe theatre company. He has also taught drama in a prison and worked as a story editor for a film company at Pinewood.
He has written over forty original plays for radio, television and the theatre, and hundreds of episodes of drama series. But he now concentrates on developing the various series of crime novels that have come from his pen. Under the pseudonym of Conrad Allen, he has written eight nautical mysteries, set during the Edwardian era. The first, Murder on the Lusitania, came out in 1999.

ABOUT THE READER
Nick McArdle is Scottish actor and has been appearing on stage, radio and television for many years, including roles in All Creatures Great and Small, May to December and Boon amongst many other much-loved programmes. He has also appeared in a number of films, including Porridge, Dance with a Stranger and Another Time, Another Place.

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