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Adjoa Andoh is the reader for this Mma Ramotswe audiobooks.

Adjoa Andoh is the reader for all five Mma Ramotswe audiobooks.

The final element in Norman Rush's trilogy on the Western presence in contemporary South Africa. Set in Botswana in the 1990s, the novel provides a political adventure, a social comedy and a passionate love story.

When her mother, Eve, tells Liza that she must leave their remote home, the gatehouse of a country mansion, Liza is terrified. She has almost no knowledge of a world described by her mother as evil and destructive. Their strange, enclosed life together is over because Eve has killed a man. And he is not the first.

A poverty-stricken village in the heart of rural Botswana is a haven to the exiles gathered there. When a political refugee from South Africa joins forces with an English agricultural expert, the time-honoured subsistence-farming method and old ways of life are challenged.

*The fifth in the No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency series *Highly original 'detective' stories with unique setting and characters for people who are fed up with aggressive literature which dwells on selfishness, discourtesy and conflict.

Agatha Raisin believes the village vet has taken a shine to her, but before romance can bloom, he accidentally kills himself. Oh well, there is still her neighbour, and perhaps a common interest like a murder investigation will bring them together.

Adjoa Andoh is a TV, theatre and radio actor whose credits include Casualty and Eastenders. She has worked extensively for Radio 4 and the BBC World Service and has been a member of the RSC. She is the reader for all five Mma Ramotswe audiobooks.

From the author of SIMISOLA, a novel featuring Chief Inspector Wexford, whose wife allies herself to a protest movement when a by-pass is planned for Kingsmarkham, but the plot thickens when the lifeless body of a young woman is discovered, and people go missing, including his wife.

After ten years in prison for shooting - and permanently crippling - a young policeman, Victor Jenner is released to make a new life for himself. However, he was never convicted for all those rapes he committed. Then Victor meets David, the policeman he shot, and David's girlfriend, Clare. And suddenly Victor's new life is not new anymore.