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Listen of the Month: Actually, I’m a Murderer

April 16, 2026

Posted by Daniel Eggleston

Our Listen of the Month for April is a clever and darkly funny crime tale from Terry Deary. Four strangers share a train carriage in 1973 and one of them quietly declares “Actually, I’m a murderer.” Within a day, one of them is dead and the rest are pulled into a twisty, character‑driven mystery that is full of sharp humour and surprises.

The audiobook is a lively production performed by Adam Stevens, Anna Gilthorpe, Sam Stafford and more, bringing the story’s humour and tension vividly to life. Reviewers call it “sinister and hilarious. Great fun” (The Sun) and “smart, funny and deftly executed” (Guardian). It has also been praised as “extraordinarily fun and oh‑so‑gripping” (i Paper) and “dark, witty… had me racing for the end” (Janice Hallett).

Why we love it

  • A witty and original setup that becomes a twisty, addictive mystery.
  • A full‑cast audiobook that makes each character feel bright and memorable.
  • Perfect for fans of crime stories with humour, pace and clever plotting.
  • Available on uLibrary with your library card, ready to borrow instantly.

How to make the most of it

  • Borrow it on uLibrary and let the mystery unfold during your walk, commute or cosy evening in.
  • Pair it with other locked‑room style mysteries for a fun themed month.
  • Share your favourite moments or theories and tag #uLibrary to join the conversation.

Open uLibrary today and discover a crime story that starts with one startling sentence and only gets more compelling from there.

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