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Elly Griffiths (Autor), Andrew Wincott (Narrador), Esther Wane (Narrador),

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From the author of the beloved Ruth Galloway series, a modern Gothic mystery for fans of The Magpie Murders and The Lake House.

Clare Cassidy is no stranger to murder. A high school English teacher specializing in the Gothic writer R. M. Holland, she teaches a course on it every year. But when one of Clare’s colleagues and closest friends is found dead, with a line from R. M. Holland’s most famous story, “The Stranger”, left by her body, Clare is horrified to see her life collide with the story lines of her favorite literature.

Duración del título

10 horas y 32 minutos
Autor

Elly Griffiths
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Andrew Wincott, ver todo
Fecha de lanzamiento en Audible

5 marzo 2019
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Inglés
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Recorded Books
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B09CLG2NZT
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Duración del título	10 horas y 32 minutos
Autor	Elly Griffiths
Narrador	Andrew Wincott, Esther Wane, Sarah Feathers, Anjana Vasan
Fecha de lanzamiento en Audible.es	marzo 05, 2019
Editor	Recorded Books
Tipo de programa	Audiolibro
Versión	Versión íntegra
Idioma	Inglés
ASIN	B09CLG2NZT
Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon	nº4,154 en Audible Libros y Originales (Ver el Top 100 en Audible Libros y Originales) nº12 en Ficción de terror gótico nº68 en Ficción policíaca de procedimientos policiales nº1,897 en Ficción gótica

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Gonzalo Tello Elordi

Fácil de leer si quieres practicas e interesante

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 7 de octubre de 2019

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Es fácil de leer en inglés si quieres prácticas (nivel intermedio alto) y entretenido. Mantiene la intriga hasta el final.

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 4 de febrero de 2019

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Ms- Griffithd is best known for her Dr. Galloway and Stephens & Mephisto books. This wonderful book could be the starting point of another series or so I hope. I think that DS Kaur and the discoverer of the mystery of Mariana have more life in them. The short story at the end, “The Stranger” that gives name to the whole book is a gem on its own.

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C E. Valle

Entretenido

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 26 de julio de 2019

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Aunque me gustó como está escrito, descubrí quién era el asesino antes de q el libro lo rebelara

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Conchi Lopez

Really thrilling, and inspiring language

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 31 de julio de 2019

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Loved how it is written. Female characters are fantastically depicted. Harbinder, Clare and Georgia are each a strength. Thrilling story. A discovery.

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MWJ

Gripping original thriller

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 18 de septiembre de 2019

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Thoroughly gripping annual original. Couldn't put it down

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Alison Grimes

Modern homage to the Gothic novel

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 29 de agosto de 2019

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Intriguing, Gothic and sardonic. I enjoyed it.

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Toni Homedes i Saun

Excellent story, recommended.

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 11 de agosto de 2019

I didn't know this author and bought this book partly because the preview seemed good and partly because it was cheap. I'm very glad I did. The book is excellent and I'm looking forward to buying more books from her. Recommended.

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Joanne Sheppard

Good mystery for a winter's night

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 15 de diciembre de 2018

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Elly Griffiths is best known for her detective novels, the Ruth Galloway series and the Stephens and Mephisto series, and I'm a big fan of both (reviews here). The Stranger Diaries, however, is a standalone mystery that, although it does feature a police investigation, reads to me more like a psychological thriller.

Claire Cassidy is writing a book about RM Holland, a fictional writer of ghost stories (think MR James) best known for a short story called The Stranger. She's also an English teacher at a secondary school which is partly located in what used to be Holland's house - as someone who also went to an ordinary comprehensive school that was mostly ugly and modern but a small portion of which was an old mansion house, I identified with this location quite strongly. One day her friend and colleague Ella is murdered, and at around the same time, strange notes start to appear in Claire's diary. Who is writing them, how are they getting into the house, and how are they connected to Ella's shocking death?

As well as Claire's point of view, there are also portions of the story narrated by Georgie, her teenage daughter, who has secret creative writing ambitions of her own, and by DS Harbinder Kaur, the police officer assigned to the murder case. The multiple points of view work well here. One of my common complaints about the psychological thriller genre of late is how smugly affluent and middle-class the protagonists seem to be, and Claire is very much a character in that mould, but the key thing here is that this is acknowledged, often acerbically, by the no-nonsense Harbinder.

The plot escalates gradually in this book, which is strong on atmosphere and sense of place, although when the mystery is actually solved at the end, it feels a little rushed and a little more explanation and exploration of motive might have helped - in some ways, the conclusion felt as if it came from a different sort of book. There's also an additional element, touched on by Harbinder when she recalls a terrifying incident she witnessed as a pupil at the school where Claire works, that I'd like to have seen developed - as it is, it feels like a slightly out-of-place add-on. However, this novel is creepy and cleverly-plotted with believable, well-observed characters and the story felt fresh and original. It certainly did keep me turning the pages - and, as it's set in the approach to Christmas, it's a particularly good read for a dark December night.

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Sallyann

Shocking...

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 5 de septiembre de 2019

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I am genuinely shocked that this book was written by Elly Griffiths - its really quite bad and very predicable. You can work out who the murderer is before you get half way through. The main character is, naturally, stunningly beautiful, while there are nasty little digs at "plus-sized" women (in this day and age, really Elly?). Despite the main character being of model like proportions, she clearly has the brain the size of a gnat - her close friend gets killed - she doesn't know why or how or who - but, makes the completely senseless decision not to co-operate with the police. Her 15 year old daughter is going out with a 21-year old man (!) - and she moans about her ex-husband when he quite rightly objects. She leaves her small dog in 'doggy daycare' - for no apparent reason. Then, someone unknown leaves messages in her private diary - and she doesn't even freak out - or take the time to think about who has been in her house and had access to the diary (hence the obvious clue of 'who did it'!)

If it wasn't for the fact I was laid up in bed with a bad back - I would never have bothered to finish this book. Very disappointing...

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W. A. D.

A good read until the weak and unconvincing ending.

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 5 de marzo de 2019

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Without question her best book up to the last 30 pages when it falls apart like so many other of Elly Griffiths’ novel’s. The ending is truly dreadful and totally unconvincing. After such an enjoyable story up to that point I was so disappointed by the feeble attempt to tie up all the loose ends. As for the fictional story by the writer Holland that’s included at the end, it is full of bad writing and isn’t remotely convincing as a period ghost story either. The editor who worked on this novel did the writer no favours! And yes there are a few typos too, so someone at Quercus needs to get their finger out and do a better job supporting their authors.

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A Departure and a very stmospheric one. Truly gothic 21st century style

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 7 de noviembre de 2018

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I was initially disappointed by how different this book is to the Ruth Galloway series. Different too from those set in Brighton. However, it certainly delivers as a gothic mystery brought into modern day.

The concurrent story The Stranger, has a genuinely creepy feel and that feeling carries over into the modern setting . I did find the 3 person narrative a bit odd and unsettling at first but it was very well done.

Well worth reading and it builds to the final drama, convincingly and it's a tense end to the dramatic.

Living in Sussex, where I was born and have roots going way back made me a bit distracted by trying to figure out where Talgarth is set. I grew up by the boundary of East and west Sussex and have family in Shoreham and near Steyning, as well as in Seafood. Brighton is very familiar but Chichester less so. It's hardly the author's fault I was distracted. The cement works and nearby houses are just as described. The works loom by the side of the road and it's very easy to imagine they are haunted or have been the scene of very dark reads. The nearby terrace of houses are incongruous and another good location for the home of two of the main characters.

It almost felt as if the author knew things in my life, to add extra affinity. Strictly, Panda Pop and online scramble..... how did she know about them? Funny old world we live in.

I have enjoyed all Elly Griffith's books and re-read them every year. I enjoy the mix of ingredients in them and the otherworldly elements. The mingling of past and present is very well done. Backgrounds are generally authentic and well researched. I wholeheartedly recommend them.

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The Reading Room

Fabulous story with a deliciously sinister edge.

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 26 de julio de 2020

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Engrossing blend of Victorian gothic and modern murder-mystery that had me turning the pages well past midnight – 5 Stars

Although modern in its setting, running through this novel is a short story written a century earlier that is packed with gothic tension. Opening with the first few paragraphs from this Victorian story, it sets the scene for a cracking murder-mystery.

Centred around a modern high school, the story is structured in parts, each of which is narrated by one of the central characters: Clare Cassidy, an English teacher, her teenage daughter, Georgia, DS Harbinder Kaur, and the mysterious R M Holland (author of the short story). Containing a book-within-a book, history-mystery, more than one murder, and a host of well-defined characters, this combines so many of my favourite story elements it was akin to being presented with a whole smorgasbord of reading delights.

This has a host of beguiling suspects, and there are petty jealousies, love, lust, ambition, and secrets galore. Just when you think you’ve got a character taped, there’s always one more twist to the tale. ‘The Stranger Diaries’ also introduces perhaps Griffiths’ most interesting character to date, DS Kaur. Initially put-off by her somewhat stand-offish nature, the more I got to know about her, the more my opinion changed. Kaur might be abrupt, but she holds dear many fine qualities. She’s brave, loyal, caring, and by the end of the book, I have to say I rather wanted her to take Clare off into the Scottish sunset for a walk on the wild side!

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