A short excerpt from The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman, narrated by Nathaniel. Try other narrators below, then bring your own DRM-free copy to hear the whole book.
Narrated by
Nathaniel
Gravelly male voice, with a time-worn quality
Killing someone is easy.
Hiding the body, now that’s usually the hard part.
That’s how you get caught.
I was lucky enough to stumble upon the right place, though.
The perfect place, really.
I come back from time to time, just to make sure everything is still safe and sound.
It always is, and I suppose it always will be.
Sometimes I’ll have a cigarette, which I know I shouldn’t, but it’s my only vice.
About this sample
A pensioner explaining how easy killing is, and how hard hiding a body is. Nathaniel’s gravelly, time-worn voice is the club member you would not cross.
The excerpt is the book’s opening passage, a few sentences long, generated with the same narration pipeline the app uses for whole books. Every narrator you can pick above is available for your own files, in this and 40+ other languages.
How to listen to all of The Thursday Murder Club
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Get a DRM-free ebook of The Thursday Murder Club (see the guide on where to find DRM-free ebooks; store purchases with DRM cannot be opened).
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Drop the file above or open Book2Speech and choose it. Chapters are detected and front matter is skipped.
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Pick Nathaniel or any other narrator and press play. The narration streams within seconds and your position syncs to the iPhone app.
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Questions people ask
Can I download an audiobook of The Thursday Murder Club here?
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Is the sample the real product?
Yes. It was generated by the same pipeline that narrates whole books in the app.