'Little Novels' by Wilkie Collins | Full Audiobook

Little Novels by Wilkie Collins Complete Audiobook Listen Free
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Little Novels by Wilkie Collins is a collection of 19 short stories, each showcasing Collins' skill in blending intrigue, wit, and psychological insight. These stories range from suspenseful mysteries and tales of crime to thoughtful explorations of human nature and relationships. Set in Victorian England, the collection often reflects Collins' fascination with themes of justice, identity, and the complexity of moral dilemmas.

The characters are vividly drawn, from cunning criminals and determined detectives to ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. Each story unfolds with Collins’ signature mix of drama and humor, keeping readers engaged through clever twists and richly atmospheric settings.

The collection is ideal for fans of 19th-century literature and those who enjoy sharp storytelling with a touch of the unexpected. Whether you’re drawn to suspense, romance, or thought-provoking narratives, Little Novels has something for everyone.
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[FionaMacLean-jcuy]

Apart from a couple of momentary hesitations, the diction of this author is very good. I was prepared to also prefer an English voice and am happy to listen . Some of the British voices are obviously AI as they mispronounce words in surprising ways. I think this reader might be AI, yet her reading is good in comparison with Jason Fraser who is second rate compared to Hugh Fraser on whom he is modelled. Hugh Fraser of course, is a great reader. It is nice to hear a woman reader because male readers rarely get the right tone for women's voices. When I listen to the reader of these short stories although obviously a female voice I am not conscious of it when she reads male characters, perhaps because she doesnt try to "do" a male voice.

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Sorry, a British author should be read by a British voice. This is jarring and scrapes on the nerves.