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The Peter Diamond Mystery Collection (1~14) - by Peter Lovesey (all are unabridged)

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Audio Books : Mystery and Suspense : Other quality : English
   
All are unabridged and most are recorded at 32kbps / 22kHz Mono
CBR except for books 1,8,10,11,12 and 13 which are 48kbps / 44kHz. 
(Most are CD quality except books 3, 4 and 5
which are were only available from cassette tapes.) 

 


Note that three of these recordings are from cassette tapes that are in some cases quite old (especially #4
Bloodhounds), and thus while the sound quality may be a tad dull and variable, they are reasonably hiss free and
clear.
(This well written modern English mystery/crime series based in Bath is highly recommended.)

#1. The Last Detective  [1991], CD, 11 hours 28 mins, read by Simon Prebble (thanks to Jokedola
for this rare audio book)
Detective Superintendent Peter Diamond is the last detective: a genuine gumshoe,
committed to door-stopping and deduction rather than fancy computer gadgetry. So when the naked body of a woman is found
floating in the weeds in a lake near Bath with no one willing to identify her, no marks and no murder weapon, his
sleuthing abilities are tested to the limit. Struggling with a jigsaw puzzle of truant choirboys, teddy bears, a black
Mercedes and Jane Austin memorabilia, Diamond persists even after the powers-that-be have decided there's enough
evidence to make a conviction.

#2. Diamond Solitaire  [1992],  CD, 10 hours 46 mins, read by
Simon Prebble
Stripped of his Police rank, ex-detective Diamond is working as a Harrods' rent-a-cop, until a
young Japanese girl is found hiding in the store during his watch and he receives another pink slip. With time free, he
investigates the identity of the youngster, now named Naomi, who remains silent and unclaimed. When she is abducted,
Diamond traces her to New York and Japan where a Sumo wrestler agrees to bankroll the ex-copper's highly unofficial
investigation... 

#3. The Summons  [1995], Cassette, 12 hours 24 mins, read by Christopher
Kay (thanks to ADM for this rare audio book)
John Mountjoy has done plenty of vile things to women, but he's
always insisted that killing sexy journalist Britt Strand wasn't one of them. Now that he's broken out of Albany Prison
and taken Assistant Chief Constable Tott's daughter hostage, the coppers will ruddy well have to listen to him. Mountjoy
demands that the ACC bring in Peter Diamond as his negotiator, not knowing that Diamond quit the force shortly after
wrapping up Mountjoy's case two years ago. From the moment that Diamond - who finds himself more sympathetic to
desperate Mountjoy than to his smug, rule-bound former colleagues - takes over, it's obvious that veteran Lovesey has
something special in mind.

#4. Bloodhounds  [1996] , Cassette, 12 hours 19 mins, read by
Christopher Kay (thanks to Norfolk for this rare audio book)
The "Bloodhounds of Bath" is a society
that meets in a crypt to discuss crime novels. To their latest recruit they are simply a gaggle of dotty misfits, until
one of them reveals that he is in possession of one of the world's most valuable stamps, recently stolen from the Postal
Museum. Then theft is overtaken by murder when the corpse of one of the Bloodhounds is found in a locked houseboat, with
the only key in the possession of a man with a perfect alibi. Burly detective Peter Diamond, head of the murder squad in
Bath, finds himself embroiled in a mystery that in more than one sense evokes the classic crime puzzles of John Dickson
Carr.(The sound quality varies somewhat on this transcription from old tapes.)

#5. Upon a Dark Night  [1997], Cassette, 12 hours 57 mins, read by Christopher Kay
Peter Diamond, the traditionalist dinosaur of Bath CID, finds the low murder rate in the city a touch frustrating, so
he decides to check whether a couple of suicides which his colleague is investigating have been accurately classified.
On the outskirts of the city a woman is found unconscious in a hospital car park, but when she recovers she can't
remember who she is or how she came to be there. Soon after she is released into the care of the local authority,
Diamond has a 'proper' case to get his teeth into when a woman's body is found in the garden of a flat after a somewhat
drunken party. None of the other guests knew her and it is not clear whether she slipped, jumped or was pushed... 

#6. The Vault  [1999], CD, 11 hours 50 mins, read by Peter Barker
Skeletal remains are
found in a cellar below Bath's Georgian tearooms. To Peter Diamond's delight they are not all of mediaeval origin, a
radius proves to be only twenty years old and bears the marks of a sharp weapon. While a police team painstakingly sift
through the cellar looking for the rest of the body, Diamond is distracted by the search for a missing American tourist,
the wife of an English Professor who has been behaving very oddly. What Diamond doesn't know is that the professor
believes he is on the point of locating the diaries of Mary Shelley written whilst in Bath finishing the
manuscript of "Frankenstein". Suspecting the professor of disposing of his wife
but unable to prove anything, Diamond concentrates on trying to identify whose remains have been found in the cellar,
and by solid old-fashioned detection he does so with shocking results....  (be warned, Peter Barker has a very deep
voice!)

 #7. Diamond Dust  [2002], CD, 11 hours 30 mins, read by Steve Hodson 
With another court case over and a local villain banged up for a few years, Detective Inspector Peter Diamond is keen
to get his teeth into another case. So when a call comes in that a woman's body has been found in one of Bath's parks he
gets himself to the scene in record time, where he is able to identify the victim as his wife and to establish the fact
she's been shot. Mad with grief, Diamond eventually concedes he cannot be an unbiased member of the investigation.
Keeping himself away from the team becomes all the harder when he suddenly finds himself under suspicion, and when his
colleagues find no case against him but appear unwilling to follow up any of his suggestions... 

#8. The
House Sitter  [2003], CD, 12 hours 33 mins, read by Steve Hodson
The identification of the woman
found murdered on "Whiteview Sands" poses more questions than it answers. Emma Tysoe was a respected
psychologist and an official criminal profiler with several successful cases to her credit. Why was she sun-bathing
alone so far from home? How did she get there? Who is the mysterious 'Ken' in her private life? What was the murder
weapon? Why did the man who noticed she was dead then completely disappear from the scene? When Peter Diamond is brought
into the investigation he sheds some light on these matters... 

#9. The Secret Hangman  [2007],
CD, 10 hours 25 mins, read by Christopher Scott
Widowed Inspector Peter Diamond is being pursued by a secret
admirer as he pursues a serial killer. Delia Williamson, a mother of two young girls who works as a waitress, is first
reported missing by her own mother. She is found in a public park, hanged from the crossbar of a children's swing set.
There seems to be no reason for her to have committed suicide, and the post-mortem reveals that she was murdered. Her
present partner, her ex-husband, and a traveling salesman who dined at her table in the restaurant where she worked, are
all suspects. Then her former husband is found in a cave, also hanged. A remorse suicide? Diamond doesn't think so. 

#10. Skeleton Hill  [2009], CD, 12 hours 28 mins, read by Michael Tudor Barnes
Battle
and burial are built into the history of Lansdown Hill near Bath, so it is no great shock when part of a skeleton is
unearthed there. But Peter Diamond, Bath's Head of CID, can't ignore the fresh corpse found close to the folly known as
Beckford's Tower. The hill becomes the setting for one of the most puzzling cases he has investigated, involving golf,
horse-racing, Civil War re-enactment and the Cyrillic alphabet. Inevitably, Diamond butts heads with the group of
vigilantes who call themselves the Lansdown Society, discovering in the process that his boss Georgina is a member. She
resolves to sideline Diamond by sending him to Bristol and handing the skeleton investigation to his deputy, Keith
Halliwell. Fortunately matters don't pan out as Georgina plans... 

#11. Stagestruck  [2011],
CD, 12 hours 48 mins, read by Steve Hodson 
Pop diva, Clarion Calhoun, has packed the house with a celebrity
appearance in Bath's Theatre Royal production of I Am a Camera. But within moments of her much-anticipated onstage
appearance, she's pulled out of character as she screams and claws at her face. When tainted stage makeup is found to
have caused the disfiguring burn, fingers point to her makeup artist. Detective Peter Diamond investigates when the
makeup artist is found dead, pushed from a catwalk far above the stage. As Diamond digs deeper, he uncovers rivalries
among the cast and crew and is forced to confront his own mysterious and deep-seated phobia to find the killer.

#12. Cop to Corpse  [2012], ED, 11 hours 25 mins, read by Simon Prebble  (thanks to Phyl)
In
the small hours of a Sunday morning in the city of Bath a policeman on beat duty is shot dead by an unseen gunman - the
third killing of an officer in Somerset in a matter of weeks. The emergency services are summoned. Ambitious to arrest
the Somerset Sniper, the duty inspector, Ken Lockton, seals the crime scene, which is confined by the river on one side
and a massive retaining wall on the other. He discovers the murder weapon in a garden - and is himself attacked and left
for dead. Enter Peter Diamond, Bath's burly CID chief. Middle-aged and not built for action, he pits himself and his
team against the killer in a hunt that will test his physical powers to the limit...

#13. The Tooth
Tattoo  [2013], ED, 11 hours 40 mins, read by Clive Anderson  (thanks to Phyl)
Peter Diamond,
head of Bath CID, takes a city break in Vienna, where his favorite film, The Third Man, was set, but everything goes
wrong, and his companion, Paloma, calls a halt to their relationship. Meanwhile, strange things are happening to jobbing
musician Mel Farran, who finds himself scouted by methods closer to the spy world than the concert platform. The chance
of joining a once-famous string quartet in a residency at Bath Spa University is too tempting for Mel to refuse. Then a
body is found in the city canal, and the only clue to the dead woman's identity is the tattoo of a music note on one of
her teeth. For Diamond, who wouldn't know a Stradivarius from a French horn, the investigation is his most demanding
ever. Three mysterious deaths need to be probed while his own personal life is in free fall...

#14. The
Stone Wife  [2014], ED, 12 hours 13 mins, read by Michael Tudor Barnes  (thanks to Phyl)
Just as
the bidding gets exciting in a Bath auction house, three armed men stage a hold-up and attempt to steal Lot 129, a
medieval carving of the Wife of Bath. The highest bidder, appalled to have the prize snatched away, tries to stop them
and is shot dead. Peter Diamond, head of the murder squad, soon finds himself sharing an office with the stone wife -
until he is ejected. To his extreme annoyance the lump of stone appears to exert a malign influence over him and his
investigation. Refusing to be beaten, he rallies his team and begins finding suspects and motives. The case demands that
someone goes undercover. The dangerous mission falls to Sergeant Ingeborg Smith, reverting to her journalist persona to
get the confidence of a wealthy local criminal through his pop star girlfriend. And soon, murder makes a
reappearance...
  
 
                                                             

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