The Mysterious Visitor by R. Austin Freeman

Classic Detective Stories
Classic Detective Stories
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Published 2024-08-04
Step into the world of razor-sharp deduction and ingenious crime-solving with the brilliant detective Thorndyke and his trusty companion Jardine. In this gripping tale of murder and mystery, nothing is as it seems. As the story unfolds, you'll be drawn into a web of intrigue where the killer remains elusive, defying the conventions of classic detective fiction. With each twist and turn, Thorndyke's genius shines brighter, leading to a climactic revelation that will leave you breathless. Prepare to be amazed as the pieces fall into place, and the truth behind this baffling crime is finally brought to light. Don't miss this masterful narration that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last word!

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All Comments (21)
  • @michaelgreaves2375
    The Thorndyke stories are very good. Your narration, as always, does it more than justice.
  • @MaggieatPlay
    Excellent story, well narrated. Good historical information at the end. Thank you, Tony!
  • @welshgruff
    Love that word counterpane. We should bring it back
  • @veronicamaria2730
    The episode art isn't vital to the storyline, but it definitely adds to it. Great mystery, great narration.
  • @flapjackfae
    Ooooo, delightful. Freeman was one of the greats. Thank you!
  • @lesleykaygosson315
    I really liked this story. I enjoyed your observations at the end. Clarified several things from the story. Definitely interesting about how you guesstimated the time period in which the story took place. Well Done. Story ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Narration ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐❤️
  • @martiwilliams4592
    Very entertaining also this time, picking up details missed before. Elegant narration, interesting commentary. More Thorndyke, please! You're the best, Tony. Thanks so much!
  • @Story-Voracious66
    Thanks Tony, particularly for the wonderful writer's advice that you impart so generously. I only wish that I could become a member, sadly in my situation it's impossible for now. But I always let all the ad's run. Even the ridiculous ones. This was really a Detective 101, kind of story. Very easy listening. As to building codes and bylaws, it's a carbon copy here. Corrupt, but we don't have shanty towns polluting our waterways. Swings and roundabouts. Love your talks. Thanks Mr Microphone. 👏👏👏
  • @blueberry3168
    What a great story and commentary! So enjoyable 😀 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
  • @tuesgirlw
    Excellent narration and story and the commentary at the end adds another dimension. Thank you very much.
  • @84homey
    Thorndyke is my favorite Victorian/Edwardian detective - much preferable to the rather self-satisfied and pompous Holmes IMO!
  • @AuntClara0911
    Brilliant job once again your selections & narrations are always so captivating & highly entertaining. Thank You!
  • @Rennagayle
    Great story, great narration, and I loved the commentary at the end!
  • @kayjones62
    I love your presentations. I love the fact you debrief the story at the end and give historical content I find it most interesting.😊
  • @EScot337
    Very good! I was a bit stumped by ‘key board’, but got there. I really liked said I, said he. Cheers and congratulations.