Dark Harbour

De: Abi Hynes, Victoria Rigby, Somalia Nonye Seaton, Helen Simmons

Narrado por: full cast

1812. In Bath and London, Jane Austen's characters are attending balls, and the Bridgerton family are making waves in Regency high society. But these are the grimy streets of Liverpool: a city where the extreme wealth of international commerce meets brothels and brawls, smugglers and secrecy; where both high and low society operate amidst revolutionary rumblings from France and the shadow of the recently abolished slave trade.

When the city’s most powerful shipping dynasty is ripped apart by the sudden death of its patriarch, a fierce battle for power ensues between the remaining members of the Hanley family. Backstabbing, betrayal, long-buried secrets—the Hanleys will use every underhand trick in the book to compete for control of the business and their inheritance. But, as they make and break alliances with each other, the city's wolves are circling. There are plenty of people ready and waiting to seize power, and to enact their vengeance on the family of John Hanley, whose past crimes can't stay hidden for much longer....

Succession meets Downton Abbey by way of Peaky Blinders in this gripping family saga.

Starring: Alex Good, Aston Kelly, Bethany Muir, Cherrelle Skeete, Jack Mcmullen, John Thomson, Katy Cavanagh-Jupe, Oliver Alvin-Wilson, Riona O’Connor, Rosie Day, Sabrina Wu, Shaun Dooley, Stacy Abalogun, Sunetra Sarker, Susan Brown and Syrus Lowe.

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Surprise

This audiobook was a surprise felt like watching a tv show
The bad thing was the music kind of irritating to have to lower the sound all the time
Also kind of confusing to understand all the names and characters played
And the end I hope we will have a book 2 to finish the story
The people who who played have my congratulations well done.

Ok

Background sound drowns out the voices at times, sound of the ocean and birds overly loud. The storyline at times implausible though the twist and turns kept my interest thru to the end.

Dramatic performances

Interesting story. The narration was what made it for me. It was like listening to an episode of PBS Masterpiece. Talented voice actors, sound effects and music. I would definitely listen to another audio like this. It was unique and entertaining.

Absolutely loved this!

I usually listen to audio books and dramas to help me sleep. This one had me so riveted that I stayed awake to hear everything. I even listened while I was working on my computer. The voice actors, the plot, and the sound effects were amazing. Would love to hear a sequel.

Yay! I love period pieces!

I loved everything! The story, the characters, the voice acting... so, here's a heart emoji! 💗😍

Stunning

What a journey this takes you on. I’m from Manchester England so to discover this tale set so close to home is amazing. I have plenty of friends from Liverpool which this reminds me of. That good old English wit and the perfect use of swear words takes me back home. : )
No pretentious accents only genuine ones.
I’m looking for my next title as I type.
Bloody Brilliant, more please..

This should have 5 star rating

I really love this book. It is well recorded. I don't know why the review was so low because it is really good. You get really drawn into it and it's fast pace for a saga. It also has a great mix of background noise that makes you feel like you are there.

Too many twists and turns

I liked it at first, but found the numerous twists and turns distracting. I also found it hard to keep track of which character was speaking. The acting and voices were good, but overall I didn’t like it. I did listen to the end, though.

Movie in the Ears

This is the kind of audio drama I look for—the music, voices, sound effects, and story. No paranormal or futuristic themes.

Engaging story and characters

I absolutely loved this podcast. The voice acting was phenomenal, and the storyline was filled with plot twists that kept me wanting more. It’s a long podcast, but totally worth it, and I wish it was longer. It’s in my top five.