One of My Sons
Anna Katharine Green
Leído por Laura Victoria
A young girl frantically summons a gentleman walking by on the street to come in and help her grandfather. Arthur Outhwaite answers her cry for help only to find himself as the last person to see her grandfather alive and left with the admonishment from the dying man to deliver a letter to someone, and to that person only. Unfortunately, he dies before he can inform Outhwaite who that particular person is. Being in a house of strangers, Outhwaite is thrust into the mystery of not only finding this unknown person, but is also faced with the mysterious circumstances under which the child's grandfather died. (Summary by Laura Victoria) (9 hr 53 min)
Capítulos
| The Child, and What She Led Me Into | 8:26 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Young Doctor and the Old | 23:09 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| What a Door Hid | 16:55 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| 'He Drank it Alone' | 8:49 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Hope | 18:51 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| A Happy Inspiration | 6:19 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Elderly Gentleman by the Newel-Post | 25:24 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Man Behind the Screen | 37:18 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Clock that had Run Down | 12:10 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Pencil | 8:04 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Something to Think About | 3:51 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Gossip | 9:34 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Indications | 28:10 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| A Sudden Turn | 19:32 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Missing Pocket | 11:24 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| In the Parlour at Mrs. Penrhyn's | 17:44 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Monogram | 30:18 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Phial | 16:56 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| I Make My First Move | 8:25 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Little House in New Jersey | 14:11 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Mille-Fleurs | 17:27 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| A Disagreeable Hour with a Disagreeable Man | 18:33 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| In My Office | 26:13 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| An Old Catastrophe is Recalled | 24:27 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| A Summons | 11:23 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Ferry Lights | 15:02 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Rain | 15:58 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| By the Light of a Guttering Candle | 53:46 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| The Quiet Hour | 11:26 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| An Unexpected Ally | 10:44 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Sweetwater Has an Idea | 13:13 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| With the Shade Down | 12:12 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| In Which We Can Pardon Mr. Gryce His Unfortunate Illness | 12:42 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| 'It Was the Shock!' | 19:26 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
| Roses | 5:23 | Leído por Laura Victoria |
Reseñas
Wonderful, entertaining, utterly magnificent.
Johnny Yesterday
Excellent. There is a chapter 35 at the end that is not shown in the list but it will automatically begin to play after chapter 34. Wait for it because it makes the end of the book fantastic.
intricate plot & interesting characters
Songbird7
Typical well-crafted AKG mystery, but the characters are even more interesting than usual, and the plot even more mysterious. Enjoyable read!
Another excellent mystery
Tamara
Narration was excellent. Story as befitting time written, has good descriptive and character development. Did not guess the ending and enjoyed the various threads characters followed to conclusions.
one of AKG’s more riveting tales
Fleur
there were times when i suspected the killer merely because AKG tends to be very classist (product of her time and status but still; yuck) and i really couldn’t see her spending so much time detailing the virtues of the virtuous brothers and then committing to actually making one of them guilty. still it was very engaging and i enjoyed the protagonist. the detailed account of the train engineer hurtling along the tracks trying to save the runaway carriages was extremely well written and had me breathless with anticipation!!!
Snowed in Again
A LibriVox Listener
All those stars are for the excellent reader whose voice is so pleasant I would gladly listen to her read the LA phone book. As usual, the story seems very long and filled with the moralizing so popular at the time it was written. The solid upright man ends up with the extraordinarily beautiful and virtuous maiden. Unfortunately, the character of Detective Gryce is not fleshed out in this book, making just a cameo appearance.
Great story and fabulous reader
alclubb
This was a well written mystery and love story. I did not have an inkling of the person who committed the crime until the end. And the conclusion of the book made me smile and feel very good. The reader has such a wonderful voice and gave the story the right feelings and perfect handling of the subject.
beautifully narrated delightful story
WellReadRaven
It's not very often I don't figure out the answer but this was well done. Laura Victoria does a superb job of narrating
Whew, a slog
Lelah Marie
The reader was very good. But only if you are enamored of over-the-top melodramatic romances brimming with the character stereotypes of men and women of a bygone era would I recommend this book. Also, it's very long and overly wordy. And (spoiler alert) if you've never encountered a mystery resolution adhering to the most famously quoted detective story trope, this book's for you.