Audiobooks Narrated by John Turner

Daddy Days: A Recipe for a Life of Adventure and Better Relationships with Your Children, Family, and Friends!

"We live in an era where strong relationships between parents and children are more essential than ever, where too many Dads fail to build great relationships with their kids. Our society has seen epidemics of loneliness, cultural divisions, and the proverbial strains of time and distance pull families apart. Still, the love of a parent should know no bounds. As John Turner details through dozens of anecdotes in Daddy Days, the recipe for creating a healthy parent-child bond is not particularly complicated. Turner, a New Hampshire-based engineer, Christmas tree farmer, and indefatigable adventurer, offers his family's story about how one-on-one time shared between father and child—a concept he calls 'Daddy Days'—has the power to transform family dynamics. He also shares similar strategies to help maintain a marriage through what he calls 'Tarzan Days.' Together with friend and journalist Jay Bouchard, whose bylines include Outside and TIME among many other publications, Turner presents a blueprint for building lasting memories and strengthening the ties that hold families together. Throughout these pages Turner hikes many miles, enjoys playing with his children, sails coastal water, and hatches schemes he never imagined possible as he and his loved ones teach each other lessons they might never have learned on their own."

Jay Bouchard, John Turner (Author), Jay Bouchard, John Turner (Narrator)

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Inspector Morse: Last Bus to Woodstock: A Full-Cast BBC Radio Dramatisation plus two short stories

"The very first Inspector Morse novel adapted for radio, plus two bonus short stories A must-listen for fans of Colin Dexter’s famous detective, this never-before-published 1985 dramatisation marks Inspector Morse’s first ever appearance on radio – preceding the hit TV series by a full two years. It is accompanied by two captivating short stories, one featuring Morse and the other a standalone thriller. ‘If you love Inspector Morse, and more importantly, the literary world of the detective as imagined in print by author Colin Dexter, then you are likely to find a lot to enjoy in this audio collection.’ Greg Jameson, Entertainment Focus Last Bus to Woodstock – Tired of waiting at the bus stop, two girls decide to hitch a lift. But one of them, Sylvia Kaye, will never make it back home, for later that night she is found brutally murdered in a pub car park. With no obvious leads, it will take all of Inspector Morse's deductive skills to track down the killer… Starring Andrew Burt as Inspector Morse and Christopher Douglas as Sergeant Lewis. ‘The Burglar’ – When the old lady across the street observes a suspicious stranger peering into her neighbour’s living room, Morse and Lewis find themselves faced with a new puzzle. John Turner reads this short tale, specially written for the 1995 Bouchercon World Mystery Convention. ‘Monty’s Revolver’ – Hearing that Field Marshal Montgomery’s service revolver has come up for auction, one gun collector knows its reserve price is more than he can afford. But little does he imagine that he will soon end up looking down its barrel... Read by Joe Dunlop. NB: Last Bus to Woodstock was written in 1975 and reflects the attitudes of the time. Text copyright © Colin Dexter 1975 (Last Bus to Woodstock), 1993 (‘Monty’s Revolver’), 1995 (‘The Burglar’) Last Bus to Woodstock Insp Morse – Andrew Burt Sgt Lewis – Christopher Douglas John Sanders – John Hartoch Sylvia – Deborah Appleby Mrs Jarman/Matron – Patricia Gibson Jennifer – Deborah Cranston Sue/Sarah – Jane Bickerton Bernard – Alan Thompson Palmer/Peter – Graham Blockey Margaret – Maggie Tarver Dramatised by Melville Jones Directed by Brian Miller First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 15 June 1985 ‘The Burglar’ Read by John Turner Produced by Ned Chaillet First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 25 September 1995 ‘Monty’s Revolver’ Read by Joe Dunlop Produced by Sarah Kilgariff First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 6 September 1993 © 2025 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2025 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"

Colin Dexter (Author), Andrew Burt, Christopher Douglas, Full Cast, Joe Dunlop, John Turner (Narrator)

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This Sceptred Isle: Collection 1: 55BC - 1702: The Classic BBC Radio History

"The first five volumes from the landmark BBC radio series This Sceptred Isle. Christopher Lee's epic history tells the story of Britain from the Romans to the death of Victoria. This collection includes the original first five volumes: 55BC-1087: Julius Caesar to William the Conqueror From Britannia under the Romans to the Dark Ages and the invasions of Angles, Saxons, Danes, and Norwegians. 1087-1327: The Making of the Nation The Crusades, Welsh and Scottish rebellions and the foundations of the modern state - including Magna Carta and the fledgling English Parliament. 1327-1547 The Black Prince to Henry VIII The Hundred Years' War, the Peasants' Revolt, the Wars of the Roses and the reign of Henry VIII. 1547-1660 Elizabeth I to Cromwell Elizabeth I's long reign; the Civil War, the execution of Charles I and the establishment of Cromwell as Lord Protector. 1660-1702 Restoration and Glorious Revolution The return of Charles II, the Great Plague and Great Fire of London, and a ruler from a different country on the throne: William of Orange. Narrated by Anna Massey, with extracts from Sir Winston Churchill's A History of the English-speaking Peoples read by Paul Eddington and Peter Jeffrey, this is the definitive radio account of the events and personalities that have shaped our nation. The audio files for this title have been updated and they are now in the correct order. Duration: 15 hours approx."

Christopher Lee (Author), Anna Massey, Denys Hawthorne, John Turner, Paul Eddington, Paul Jenkins, Peter Jeffrey, Roger May, Stephen Critchlow (Narrator)

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