William Hope reads Anne Tyler's humorous novel about Barnaby Gaitlin, a man caught robbing houses in his area in his youth and who now does odd-jobs for elderly people
Black sheep of his philanthropic Baltimore family, Barnaby Gaitlin takes a train to Philadelphia. Read by William Hope.
DetailsMoney matters come to a head between Sofia and Barnaby, whose thoughts return to the 'Gaitlin Angel'. Read by William Hope.
DetailsUncovering the source of his family's fortune, Barnaby Gaitlin hopes for the same angelic intervention. Read by William Hope.
DetailsHas Barnaby found his very own fabled 'Gaitlin Angel' aboard the train? Read by William Hope.
DetailsAs family black sheep Barnaby Gaitlin turns 30, he receives an envelope from his despairing parents. Read by William Hope.
DetailsBarnaby takes his mother to visit his daughter - while his 'angel' Sofia leaves a message on his machine. Read by William Hope.
DetailsSofia grows increasingly fond of Barnaby, but her flatmate and mother are not impressed with him. Read by William Hope.
DetailsSofia finally meets Barnaby's parents, but then bitter accusations start to fly. Read by William Hope.
DetailsThe police pay a visit to Barnaby, who finally takes action over the repayment of his debts. Read by William Hope.
DetailsMrs Glynn calls - and Barnaby discovers that settling his family debts is no straightforward matter. Read by William Hope.
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