The Whispering Lane


Leído por Celine Major

(4.2 stars; 12 reviews)

Following the death of her beloved fiancé Roderick, Miss Danby is hounded relentlessly by Dr. Slanton who wants to marry her to access her inheritance. Then one morning, Aileen, the sister of the deceased who lives with her, discovers the doctor's body in the woods near the cottage, and Miss Danby becomes the prime suspect. Although she claims innocence, she refuses to give the details which could prevent her from going the gallows. Aileen and her lover as well as Inspector Trant, who knew Aileen's father years ago, join forces to clear her name. The only clue they have is the word "whispering" uttered by the victim before he died!! - Summary by Celine Major (8 hr 38 min)

Capítulos

Chapter 1 24:53 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 2 23:35 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 3 24:49 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 4 22:08 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 5 23:26 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 6 21:34 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 7 27:00 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 8 28:04 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 9 27:27 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 10 27:46 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 11 24:15 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 12 25:02 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 13 24:25 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 14 22:46 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 15 26:36 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 16 25:11 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 17 21:26 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 18 23:23 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 19 28:35 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 20 22:38 Leído por Celine Major
Chapter 21 23:37 Leído por Celine Major

Reseñas

So-So


(3 stars)

Not one of Fergus Hume's best stories. I found the characters to be under developed, acting one way in certain circumstances, and the opposite of what I would expect in others. The heroine was weak, going off into fits of hysterics and fainting at the drop of a hat. I started listening with high expectations, but was soon disappointed. 2 1/2 stars.


(3 stars)

It's a pleasure to spend time listening to Celine, even if the book is only so-so, as is the case here. But good to relax to.