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Imprint: BBC Digital Audio
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Published: 01/10/2015
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ISBN: 9781785291708
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Length: 430 Minutes
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RRP: £12.00
McLevy The Collected Editions: Series 3 & 4
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Nine episodes of the BBC Radio 4 series
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David Ashton
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Brian Cox (Read by)
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Full Cast (Read by)
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Siobhan Redmond (Read by)
Brian Cox stars as the Victorian detective in a further nine episodes of the BBC Radio 4 series
Inspired by the real-life memoirs of one of Scotland’s first policemen, James McLevy prowls the dark streets of 1860s Edinburgh bringing criminals to justice, with the assistance of Constable Mulholland.
Behind the Curtain: A theatrical landlady receives a chilling death threat.
A Voice from the Grave: Summertime, and the heat is on as McLevy tracks a brutal killer.
The Dark Shadow: A jewel theft brings an infamous criminal within McLevy’s grasp.
Servant of the Crown: The detective joins Her Majesty’s protection squad to hunt an assassin.
A Piece of Cake: A top chef is the toast of the city – but burglary and murder are on the menu.
The Sea Change: There’s something fishy about the Fair’s star attraction, the lovely Little Mermaid.
Sins of the Fathers: A runaway bridegroom and a blackmailer spell double trouble for McLevy.
The Devil’s Disguise: The Devil comes a-calling for the detective on Halloween.
Christmas Special: McLevy stalks a supernatural thief who is haunting the streets of Edinburgh.
Written by David Ashton, these atmospheric radio dramas co-star Siobhán Redmond as Jean Brash and Michael Perceval-Maxwell as Constable Mulholland.
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Imprint: BBC Digital Audio
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Published: 01/10/2015
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ISBN: 9781785291708
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Length: 430 Minutes
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RRP: £12.00
Reviews
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It was consistently above the run of any mill. You could smell the fish, the whores and the cordite. This was everything afternoon radio was invented for.
Euan Ferguson, The Guardian
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David Ashton's writing is excellent, his characters thoroughly convincing, and his narrative grabs you ... and doesn't let you go
The Sherlock Holmes Society of London
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McLevy is a sort of Victorian Morse with a heart ... Ashton impeccably evokes Edinburgh so vividly that you can feel the cold in your bones and the menace of the Old Town s steep cobbles and dark corners
Financial Times
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A fascinating insight into the Victorian underclass ... a powerful writer.
Daily Mail
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McLevy’s tales more than pass the first and most important test, in that they are an outstandingly good read.
Quintin Jardine
