July 2004 Issue Susan Crosland As The Crow Flies As The Crow Flies By Jeffrey Archer (Read by Martin Jarvis) LR
July 2007 Issue Susan Crosland The Portrait of A Lady The Portrait of A Lady By Henry James (Read by Gayle Hunnicutt) LR
June 2007 Issue Susan Crosland Point of Origin Point of Origin By Patricia Cornwell (Abridged. Read by Joan Allen) LR
March 2007 Issue Susan Crosland Great Tales From English History Great Tales From English History By Robert Lacey LR
June 2006 Issue Susan Crosland The Phantom of the Opera The Phantom of the Opera By Gaston Leroux (Read by Jeremy Nicholas with Peter Yapp) LR
August 2005 Issue Susan Crosland Audiobook Flashman By George MacDonald Fraser (Read by Rupert Penry-Jones) LR
July 2005 Issue Susan Crosland Audiobook Lives of the Twelve Caesars By Suetonius (Read by Derek Jacobi) LR
May 2005 Issue Susan Crosland Audiobook The Hound of the Baskervilles By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Read by David Timson) LR
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