A deadly curse. A legendary detective. A mystery on the misty moors. This groundbreaking new recording, performed by Golden Voice narrator Simon Jones, brings Conan Doyle’s haunting masterpiece to life with wit, warmth, and spine-tingling…
A deadly curse. A legendary detective. A mystery on the misty moors. This groundbreaking new recording, performed by Golden Voice narrator Simon Jones, brings Conan Doyle’s haunting masterpiece to life with wit, warmth, and spine-tingling precision. After the story, enjoy two unique extras: A Student Guide, as if told by Sherlock Holmes himself—witty, insightful, and full of deductive brilliance. An Audible-exclusive extended interview with Simon Jones, in which the legendary actor shares behind-the-scenes stories about his role as Bannister in The Gilded Age, Arthur Dent in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, and his time with Monty Python — in conversation with Alison Larkin. Part of the acclaimed Easy Classics series from Alison Larkin Presents, this edition will delight students, teachers, and Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts alike. When the last heir of the Baskerville family is threatened by a terrifying hound said to haunt the moors, Holmes and Watson are drawn into one of their darkest adventures. Full of gothic atmosphere, razor-sharp twists, and relentless suspense, The Hound of the Baskervilles remains the quintessential Sherlock Holmes mystery—where superstition meets deduction, and every shadow could hide a clue.
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