Boy the yanks are going to be seriously pissed off that the damn yooropeans have had it for soooo long before them. Hell slap it into them I say, serves 'em right for being on he wrong continent. Best of luck with the release though, and, um when's the next one due guv?
Hey, Simon, some of us wily Yankees have used the power of the international postal services to slake our thirst. Though it will be good to be able to hear Kobna Holdbrook-Smith's excellent narration as well.
Any idea when the audio will be available in the U.S. Love Kobna Holdbrook-Smith's narration? I was hoping it would come out today, alongside the kindle release, but nope.
Living in the US, I can buy the audio version on CD but not audible. Trying to get it for my mother. She doesn't read anything on paper anymore and the CDs are a lot of a hassle
Hello, I am anxious to find the audible version. Have any news on the release date for it? Love your books; teaching one next semester in university course. Mason
Hi, I emailed Audible.com and asked when it would be available. As of yesterday, they said they would alert the Content department, which would get back to me as soon as they knew something.
I actually ordered this from Amazon UK so I wouldn't have to wait (shipping was as much as the book), but now they won't stop sending me emails telling me to buy the first three books...because yeah, that makes sense. : /
Still not available at US audible. Emailed them and they thanked me. No, thank you. Bastards. I would buy it on kindle but my drinking problem relegates me to about a book a month whereas I put down 2 audios a week. I'll wait. Won't like it but I'll wait.
Finally released at U.S. audible! Mid-month. Bastards. Like I can hold on to two credits for more than a week. Had to return one to get this. Now driving is so so much better. As are all the other mundane chores I must endure.
Sorry, I am apparently losing my mind. Broken Homes is in fantasy /paranormal (what sort of indexing are they doing? Indecisive?) and if the link comes through, http://www.audible.com/pd/Sci-Fi-Fantasy/Broken-Homes-Audiobook/B00IA53J6Y.
Ahhh...finally. Got the book on Kindle and Audible. Very good. Now where's the next one? Talk about cliff hanger endings. My first response was, "LESLIE!!!NOT Leslie!!" But now I am eager to learn what next. Please don't make me wait as long.
Ahhh... Finally. Happily chewed through the e book, acquired the audible for work listening. NOW, WHERE IS THE NEXT ONE? I am hoping we do not have to wait as long as for "Broken Homes" ,(do you not like Leslie? Poor thing,she has certainly got the brunt. Unless...plots within plots?)
Jup... "Foxglove Summer" is number 5 and "The Hanging Tree" will be number 6. Zeno Agencies page also lists two further, still unnamed, books.
The Golancz page says about number 5: "Peter Grant leaves London, and the star of Rivers of London will find that life outside the shining metropolis is just as bad as he feared. In a small village in Hertfordshire, children have been going missing – but the local police aren’t convinced that supernatural means are a possibility. Peter will have to convince them otherwise, as well as try to find a shop that stays open after 4pm…"
And just to be an annoyance: Hey Mr. Author! Where is our map? (And yes, I did read the piece on Neil Gaimans blog about reader's entitlement issues... *big grin*)
Boy the yanks are going to be seriously pissed off that the damn yooropeans have had it for soooo long before them. Hell slap it into them I say, serves 'em right for being on he wrong continent. Best of luck with the release though, and, um when's the next one due guv?
ReplyDeleteGreat that they have stopped with the cheesy covers that they slapped on the first two
ReplyDeleteHey, Simon, some of us wily Yankees have used the power of the international postal services to slake our thirst. Though it will be good to be able to hear Kobna Holdbrook-Smith's excellent narration as well.
ReplyDeleteVery excited that we're finally getting it. Will the audio book be released in North America?
ReplyDeleteAll the smart yanks got it from Amazon UK when it came out and have read it twice by now.
ReplyDeleteAny idea when the audio will be available in the U.S. Love Kobna Holdbrook-Smith's narration? I was hoping it would come out today, alongside the kindle release, but nope.
ReplyDeleteI'm dying here... release day and no audible version. Any clue as to the time frame for that ?
ReplyDeleteIt should be available - it seems to be on the Amazon.com site.
ReplyDeleteNope. Audible says it does not have the rights in the US. Amazon has the paperback, kindle and CDs for US.
ReplyDeleteLiving in the US, I can buy the audio version on CD but not audible. Trying to get it for my mother. She doesn't read anything on paper anymore and the CDs are a lot of a hassle
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI am anxious to find the audible version. Have any news on the release date for it?
Love your books; teaching one next semester in university course.
Mason
Doesn't seem to be available on the Audible site:(
ReplyDeleteThe Audible version isn't up, and on US Amazon it suggest we should tell them if we want it as an audio book. SO I told them I did, of course.
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing an audio CD version on the US amazon site (different page than the mass market pb), but no download via audible.
ReplyDeleteLoved it! Need more immediately please!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI emailed Audible.com and asked when it would be available. As of yesterday, they said they would alert the Content department, which would get back to me as soon as they knew something.
Thanks! At least they know people are interested.
ReplyDeleteI actually ordered this from Amazon UK so I wouldn't have to wait (shipping was as much as the book), but now they won't stop sending me emails telling me to buy the first three books...because yeah, that makes sense. : /
ReplyDeleteStill not available at US audible. Emailed them and they thanked me. No, thank you. Bastards. I would buy it on kindle but my drinking problem relegates me to about a book a month whereas I put down 2 audios a week. I'll wait. Won't like it but I'll wait.
ReplyDeleteFinally released at U.S. audible! Mid-month. Bastards. Like I can hold on to two credits for more than a week. Had to return one to get this. Now driving is so so much better. As are all the other mundane chores I must endure.
ReplyDeleteI can't find it, dammit. Akktat, you're buying it through Audible.com?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.audible.com/pd/Mysteries-Thrillers/Whispers-Under-Ground-Audiobook/B009D126RC/ref=a_cat_Myste_c1_1_t
ReplyDeletehttp://www.audible.com/pd/Mysteries-Thrillers/Whispers-Under-Ground-Audiobook/B009D126RC/ref=a_cat_Myste_c1_1_t
ReplyDeleteIt's at Audible, I just tried to post the link; under 'Modern Detective', if the link doesn't come through.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I am apparently losing my mind. Broken Homes is in fantasy /paranormal (what sort of indexing are they doing? Indecisive?) and if the link comes through, http://www.audible.com/pd/Sci-Fi-Fantasy/Broken-Homes-Audiobook/B00IA53J6Y.
ReplyDeleteSorry.
Now Mr. author... Didn't you say we'd get a map for Broken Homes when it's out in the US of A? Give, give, give!
ReplyDeleteAhhh...finally. Got the book on Kindle and Audible. Very good. Now where's the next one? Talk about cliff hanger endings. My first response was, "LESLIE!!!NOT Leslie!!" But now I am eager to learn what next. Please don't make me wait as long.
ReplyDeleteAhhh... Finally. Happily chewed through the e book, acquired the audible for work listening. NOW, WHERE IS THE NEXT ONE? I am hoping we do not have to wait as long as for "Broken Homes" ,(do you not like Leslie? Poor thing,she has certainly got the brunt. Unless...plots within plots?)
ReplyDeleteAh-HA! Amazon posts "Foxglove Summer" will be out October 2014. Peter Grant #5?
ReplyDeleteJup... "Foxglove Summer" is number 5 and "The Hanging Tree" will be number 6. Zeno Agencies page also lists two further, still unnamed, books.
ReplyDeleteThe Golancz page says about number 5:
"Peter Grant leaves London, and the star of Rivers of London will find that life outside the shining metropolis is just as bad as he feared. In a small village in Hertfordshire, children have been going missing – but the local police aren’t convinced that supernatural means are a possibility. Peter will have to convince them otherwise, as well as try to find a shop that stays open after 4pm…"
And just to be an annoyance: Hey Mr. Author! Where is our map? (And yes, I did read the piece on Neil Gaimans blog about reader's entitlement issues... *big grin*)