
Length12h 55m
About this audiobook
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, Fred M. White's "The Crimson Blind" weaves a complex tale steeped in intrigue and psychological tension. The narrative unfolds with a masterful blend of suspense and romance, as White employs vivid imagery and rich character development to explore themes of love, betrayal, and the haunting shadows of the past. His style harmoniously combines elements of Gothic fiction and the detective genre, characteristic of the era's emphasis on moral dilemmas and social critique. Through his deft storytelling, White invites the reader into a world where the veil of civility masks darker intentions, making each revelation both poignant and unsettling. Fred M. White, a prolific author of the early 1900s, was known for his contributions to adventure and detective fiction. Influenced by the dramatic shifts in society and technology during his time, White's experiences in various literary circles and his keen observations of human nature inform the psychological depth evident in his characters' struggles. His background in journalism, combined with a fascination for the macabre, shaped his ability to craft gripping narratives that resonate with moral complexity. Readers seeking a compelling exploration of the human psyche, framed within a thrilling plot, will find "The Crimson Blind" an essential addition to their library. White's nuanced storytelling not only entertains but also provokes thought about the interplay of love and vengeance, making it a remarkable work that speaks to the intricacies of human relationships. This novel is highly recommended for enthusiasts of classic literature and those who appreciate tales filled with suspense.
Audiobook details
Rating★★★★ 3.7 (37)
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GenreMystery and Thriller, Historical Fiction
Length12 hrs 55 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 13, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1I. “WHO SPEAKS?”
26XXVI. AN UNEXPECTED GUEST
2II. THE CRIMSON BLIND
27XXVII. SLIGHTLY FARCICAL
3III. THE VOICE IN THE DARKNESS
28XXVIII. A SQUIRE OF DAMES
4IV. IN EXTREMIS
29XXIX. THE MAN WITH THE THUMB AGAIN
5V. “RECEIVED WITH THANKS
30XXX. GONE!
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6VI. A POLICY OF SILENCE
31XXXI. BELL ARRIVES
7VII. NO. 218, BRUNSWICK SQUARE
32XXXII. HOW THE SCHEME WORKED OUT
8VIII. HATHERLY BELL
33XXXIII. THE FRAME OF THE PICTURE
9IX. THE BROKEN FIGURE
34XXXIV. THE PUZZLING OF HENSON
10X. THE HOUSE OF THE SILENT SORROW
35XXXV. CHRIS HAS AN IDEA
11XI. AFTER REMBRANDT
36XXXVI. A BRILLIANT IDEA
12XII. “THE CRIMSON BLIND”
37XXXVII. ANOTHER TELEPHONIC MESSAGE
13XIII. “GOOD DOG!”
38XXXVIII. A LITTLE FICTION
14XIV. BEHIND THE BLIND
39XXXIX. THE FASCINATION OF JAMES MERRITT
15XV. A MEDICAL OPINION
40XL. A USEFUL DISCOVERY
16XVI. MARGARET SEES A GHOST
41XLI. A DELICATE ERRAND
17XVII. THE PACE SLACKENS
42XLII. PRINCE RUPERT’S RING
18XVIII. A COMMON ENEMY
43XLIII. HEARING THE TRUTH
19XIX. ROLLO SHOWS HIS TEETH
44XLIV. ENID SPEAKS
20XX. FRANK LITTIMER
45XLV. ON THE TRAIL
21XXI. A FIND
46XLVI. LITTIMER’S EYES ARE OPENED
22XXII. “THE LIGHT THAT FAILED”
47XLVII. THE TRACK BROADENS
23XXIII. INDISCRETION
48XLVIII. WHERE IS RAWLINS?
24XXIV. ENID LEARNS SOMETHING
49XLIX. A CHEVALIER OF FORTUNE
25XXV. LITTIMER CASTLE
50L. RAWLINS IS CANDID