The Deeds of the Disturber [Dramatized Adaptation]

Amelia Peabody 5

By: Elizabeth Peters

Narrated by: Full Cast, Nanette Savard, Michael Glenn, Marni Penning, Troy Allan, Carolyn Kashner, Ken Jackson, Christopher Tester, Peter Holdway, Arden Wannall, Nora Achrati, Mike Carnes

When the body of a night watchman is found sprawled in the shadow of a rare 19th-Dynasty mummy case, panic ensues. For no one doubts that the guard's untimely demise is the work of an ancient Egyptian curse. No one, that is, except that tart-tongued Victorian Egyptologist, Amelia Peabody, whose remarkable talent for criminal investigation has frustrated villains from London to Cairo.

Now fresh from her daring exploits in exotic Egypt, Amelia, her sexy archaeologist husband, Emerson, and their catastrophically precocious son, Ramses, have returned to their native England just in time to get wrapped up in the intrigue. It's a mystery worthy of Amelia's superior sleuthing, but can she elude the vile clutches of the real perpetrator long enough to uncover his identity...or is she destined to wind up as his next victim?

Adapted from the novel and produced with a full cast of actors, immersive sound effects and cinematic music!

Narrated by Nanette Savard. Featuring Nanette Savard as Amelia Peabody, Michael Glenn as Radcliffe Emerson, Marni Penning as Ramses Emerson, and Troy Allan as Kevin O'Connell. With additional performances by Carolyn Kashner, Ken Jackson, Christopher Tester, Peter Holdway, Arden Wannall, Nora Achrati, Mike Carnes, Martin Dickinson, Kay Elúvian, Stephanie Németh-Parker, Charlie Albers, Ella Lynch, Steven Carpenter, Matthew Bassett, Bradley Foster Smith, Christopher Williams, Michael John Casey, Niusha Nawab, Danielle Cohen, Jenna Sharpe, Donald Guzzi, Stewart Crank, Jeri J. Marshall, Scott McCormick, and Elias Khalil.

©1988 Elizabeth Peters (P)2026 Graphic Audio LLC

Full cast brings Amelia and Emerson to life

I love these full cast recordings from Graphic Audio. I read this series in print many years ago and let Amelia and her Egyptological explorations fall by the wayside. The actors are superb and do the colorful characters justice. Voices are different ages and ethnicities, which lends to a more believable and immersive story. Please keep producing more books in this series!

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Ramses needs to be a young boy.
Gargery.... well. I just can't picture him talking like a 20 yr old.
Overall, I prefer to listen to Barbara Rosenblatt ... the background noise is 95% annoying.