The Case of the Pool of Blood in the Pastor's Study
Grace Isabel Colbron and Auguste Groner
Read by Dawn Larsen
Joseph Muller, police detective, travels to a remote Hungarian village to discover the truth behind the murder of a beloved village Pastor. (Introduction by Dawn) (1 hr 59 min)
Chapters
| Section 01 | 20:03 | Read by Dawn Larsen |
| Section 02 | 16:12 | Read by Dawn Larsen |
| Section 03 | 22:30 | Read by Dawn Larsen |
| Section 04 | 15:22 | Read by Dawn Larsen |
| Section 05 | 23:06 | Read by Dawn Larsen |
| Section 06 | 22:20 | Read by Dawn Larsen |
Reviews
Elizabeth
I enjoyed this well read story very much. The measured pace and understated but expressive voice of the reader is entirely appropriate for this story. I liked the novelty (for an English speaker) of a story set in Hungary and featuring a Viennese detective. Also I liked his interesting back story and his personal characteristics.
Good short mytery
ListeninginChicago
This is standard mystery fare. The story doesn't hit a home run, but it is enjoyable. The short length is a good break from listening to longer works. Dawn does an excellent job reading this solo project for Librivox.
Short story - okay
mikezane
A large pool of blood is found in the pastor's study, in a seemingly locked room setting. This is the third in a string of murders in a small village. The authorities send for the famous Muller to solve the crime. It may appear there are no clues, but Muller's keen eye is sure to discover the true culprit. For some reason this story was kind of deflating. It was not bad, I did like it, but it wasn't a 'wow this is such a great story', it was okay. Being that it is a short story you can listen to it in a few hours. The reading is excellent tho so the book is still worth a listen.
Agree with first reviewer
benefitsingers
Just a nice short story nothing spectacular but the narrator is one of my favorites and she always makes a story worth listening to. Good if you need a short story after listening to a long one (like a Wilkie Collins story for example.) Thanks again to Dawn Larsen in Minnesota!
tellmeatale
This story was very well narrated by Dawn Larsen. The mystery was a OK short one,and a nice change of pace. I liked it but then I like almost all detective mysteries. Thanks to Dawn Larsen for another excellent narration and LibriVox for making it possible.
Good
Priyanka
I enjoyed this one. But the others were more intriguing and fun, to listen to.
Enjoyably written, well read
Biblio
The solution didn't particularly appeal to my tastes, but otherwise enjoyably written and very well read. Also nice to have works in translation here, and as a fan of the mystery genre more broadly, I always enjoy reading or listening to translated works that introduce me to detectives I wouldn't otherwise have access to. This is not my first meeting with Herr Muller, and it won't be my last despite not being quite up my street in this particular case.
a bit short but very good
Ian Hamilton
the story goes along at a quick pace and is very enjoyable. the reader is excellent and adds to the quality of the book. thanks again to librovox and their volunteer readers .