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Monk is a little to much of a pansy for me, a wimp.
If you like audio books, you should check out the Sherlock Holmes books at Gutenberg.org. The reader is the quintessential Holmes voice, and is so enjoyable to listen too because of that. (Ignore that goofy guy who announces the recording with File x from all you bookforfree.com)
You can either click on .mp3 file to stream, or right click on .mp3 file to download all into a folder and play consecutively with a media player. I use VNC.
At gutenberg.org it can be confusing to get right recording because there's multiple copies of them. One computer read, that sounds like Steven Hawkins, and another Human Read that is uninspiring. So, I pasted links below to make it easy for you.
A Study in Scarlet
The Valley of Fear
The Sign of Four
Hound of the Baskervilles
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
The Return of Sherlock Holmes
His Last Bow
I love Sherlock Holmes too, and especially them read by this guy who I see as the authentic Holmes voice. He's better than even Jeremy Brent who did the PBS Holmes shows.