Black Caesar's Clan : A Florida Mystery Story

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Black Caesar's Clan : A Florida Mystery Story

by Albert Payson Terhune

EN·~6 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
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THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED, MOST GRATEFULLY TO MY FRIEND JOHN E. PICKETT EDITOR OF "THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN" - I THE HIDDEN PATH II THE MAN IN THE DARK III THE MOCKING BIRD IV THE STRANGER FROM NOWHERE V TRAPS AND TRAPPER VI IN THE DAY OF BATTLE VII SECRETS VIII THE SIEGE IX THE FIGURE IN WHITE X THE GHOST TREE - FOREWORD

4:30
2

ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE.

0:04
3

BLACK CAESAR'S CLAN - CHAPTER I - THE HIDDEN PATH

34:52
4

CHAPTER II - THE MAN IN THE DARK

34:32
5

CHAPTER III - THE MOCKING BIRD

34:59
6

CHAPTER IV - THE STRANGER FROM NOWHERE

35:25
7

CHAPTER V - TRAPS AND TRAPPER

36:15
8

CHAPTER VI - IN THE DAY OF BATTLE

35:52
9

CHAPTER VII - SECRETS

37:40
10

CHAPTER VIII - THE SIEGE

36:22

Description

The opening rolls out a sweeping portrait of Florida’s birth, tracing how coral reefs, mangrove roots, and a stray coconut raised the peninsula from the sea. The narrative paints glistening white sand, tangled mangrove swamps, and the endless blue of Biscayne Bay with a natural‑historian’s eye, grounding the story in a landscape that feels both ancient and teeming with promise. This vivid setting becomes a character itself, hinting at hidden pathways and forgotten secrets among the palms and tides.

Against that backdrop, a lone figure stalks the shadowed lane of Royal Palm Park, drawn into a world of clandestine families and unsolved crimes beneath Miami’s glittering façade. The prose promises intrigue, occasional danger, and restless energy that pulls listeners into the mystery without revealing its end. Expect a brisk, action‑driven journey where the lush environment fuels both romance and suspense.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (350K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2003-12-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Albert Payson Terhune

Albert Payson Terhune

1872–1942

Best known for warm, adventurous stories about collies, this American writer turned his life at Sunnybank into books that made generations of dog lovers cry, cheer, and keep reading. His most famous work, Lad: A Dog, helped make him one of the most widely read animal storytellers of the early 20th century.

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