Showing posts with label audiobooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audiobooks. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 June 2026

The Case of the Dastardly Djinn is now out in Audio!

 

The prequel to my Masked Man of Cairo series, The Case of the Dastardly Djinn, is now out as an audiobook, narrated as always by the talented Curtis Michael Holland. A blurb is below. 

 

A homeless boy. A hunted girl.

Cairo, 1917. In a city plagued by poverty and war, ten-year-old Faisal begs and steals to survive, hiding at night from the things that prowl after dark. The nimblest and most clever of the street boys, he's terrified of the unseen spirits he's convinced haunt the ancient city.

But when he discovers a girl his age left homeless by a terrible tragedy, Faisal decides to do what no one ever did for him—help. With no shelter and facing the many dangers of Cairo's darkened streets, Faisal's loyalties are tested when together they uncover a criminal ring more sinister than his worst superstitions.  

This prequel to the Masked Man of Cairo mystery adventure series will thrill new listeners and long-time fans alike! 

 

You can get it on Amazon and everywhere audiobooks are sold or rented. 

Thursday, 23 April 2026

The Case of the Asphyxiated Alexandrian is now available as an audiobook!

 

Book 5 of my Masked Man of Cairo series is now out as an audio book, and book 6 comes out next month! These are all narrated by the talented Curtis Michael Holland, who has won several awards for his work and is also fluent in Arabic! You can find the audiobooks on Amazon, Audible, and anywhere else audiobooks are sold.

Thursday, 12 February 2026

My Latest Audiobook is Out!

 

Tantor Media has just released Book Three of my Masked Man of Cairo series as an audiobook. The Case of the Golden Greeks has our heroes journey to Bahariya Oasis, where I went myself to research the book. I love the narrator, Curtis Michael Holland. He speaks fluent Arabic and has an amazing voice.

Book Four comes out March 10! 

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