
Length40h 3m
About this audiobook
In "White & Furneaux: Detective Mysteries," Louis Tracy masterfully weaves a tapestry of suspense and intrigue that showcases his profound understanding of the detective genre. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, these interconnected tales feature the astute duo, Detective Inspector White and his resourceful assistant Furneaux, as they navigate a labyrinth of crime and moral dilemmas. Tracy's prose is characterized by its vivid descriptions and sharp dialogue, while the narrative structure reflects the classic principles of mystery writing, paying homage to contemporaries like Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie. The book encapsulates the societal tensions of the time, illustrating how crime serves as a lens through which the complexities of human nature are revealed. Louis Tracy, an accomplished novelist and journalist, was a pioneer in the detective fiction genre. Born in 1863, he became renowned for his gripping narratives and complex characters, reflecting his own experiences and keen observations of societal issues. His background in literature and journalism undoubtedly informed his ability to craft compelling mysteries, making his protagonists relatable and deeply human. Tracy's diverse career, including his ventures into travel writing, feeds into the rich, atmospheric settings that permeate his works. Readers looking for an engaging exploration of detective fiction that highlights both the cerebral and emotional elements of crime will find "White & Furneaux: Detective Mysteries" an essential addition to their collection. Tracy's skillful storytelling not only entertains but also provokes thought, inviting readers to ponder the nature of justice and the moral implications of detective work. This book is a must-read for enthusiasts of classic mysteries and those interested in the evolution of the genre.
Audiobook details
Rating★★★★ 4.1 (33)
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GenreMystery and Thriller
Length40 hrs 3 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 13, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I The Face at the Window
2CHAPTER II P. C. Robinson "Takes a Line"
3CHAPTER III The Gathering Clouds
4CHAPTER IV A Cabal
5CHAPTER V The Seeds of Mischief
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6CHAPTER VI Scotland Yard Takes a Hand
7CHAPTER VII "Alarums and Excursions
8CHAPTER VIII An Interrupted Symposium
9CHAPTER IX How Whom the Cap Fits—
10CHAPTER X The Case Against Grant
11CHAPTER XI P. C. Robinson Takes Another Line
12CHAPTER XII Wherein Winter Gets to Work
13CHAPTER XIII Concerning Theodore Siddle
14CHAPTER XIV On Both Sides of the River
15CHAPTER XV A Matter of Heredity
16CHAPTER XVI Furneaux Makes a Successful Bid
17CHAPTER XVII An Official Housebreaker
18CHAPTER XVIII The Truth at Last
19CHAPTER I THE OUTCOME OF ARTISTIC CURIOSITY
20CHAPTER II THE COMPACT
21CHAPTER III IN THE TOILS
22CHAPTER IV A TELEPHONIC TALK AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
23CHAPTER V A LEAP IN THE DARK
24CHAPTER VI CLOSE QUARTERS
25CHAPTER VII WHEREIN MR. FORBES EXPLAINS HIMSELF
26CHAPTER VIII THE FIRST COUNTER-STROKE
27CHAPTER IX SHARP WORK
28CHAPTER X CAPTURES ON BOTH SIDES
29CHAPTER XI THE REAPPEARANCE OF HANDYSIDE
30CHAPTER XII NO SURRENDER
31CHAPTER XIII SOME NEW MOVES IN THE GAME
32CHAPTER XIV WHEREIN THEYDON SUFFERS FROM FAINT HEART
33CHAPTER XV FORCEFUL TACTICS
34CHAPTER XVI WHEREIN UNEXPECTED ALLIES APPEAR
35CHAPTER XVII THE SETTLEMENT
36CHAPTER I The Water Nymphs
37CHAPTER II "Who Hath Done This Thing?"
38CHAPTER III THE HOUNDS
39CHAPTER IV Breaking Cover
40CHAPTER V A Family Gathering
41CHAPTER VI Wherein Furneaux Seeks Inspiration From Literature and Art
42CHAPTER VII Some Side Issues
43CHAPTER VIII Coincidences
44CHAPTER IX Wherein an Artist Becomes a Man of Action
45CHAPTER X Furneaux States Some Facts and Certain Fancies
46CHAPTER XI Some Preliminary Skirmishing
47CHAPTER XII Wherein Scotland Yard is Dined and Wined
48CHAPTER XIII Close Quarters
49CHAPTER XIV The Spreading of the Net
50CHAPTER XV Some Stage Effects