Madame Gilbert's Cannibal

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Madame Gilbert's Cannibal

by Bennet Copplestone

EN·~7 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

By BENNET COPPLESTONE

0:08

MADAME GILBERT'SCANNIBAL

0:16

CHAPTER I HIS LORDSHIP

26:54

CHAPTER II MADAME TAKES CHARGE

25:16

CHAPTER III THE "HUMMING TOP"

23:10

CHAPTER IV IN THE SOUTH SEAS

15:49

CHAPTER V WILLATOPY: PILOT

29:48

CHAPTER VI A NIGHT IN THE STRAITS

23:20

CHAPTER VII FATHER AND SON

28:45

CHAPTER VIII TOPS ISLAND

19:35

Description

Madame Gilbert returns from the war a dazzling figure, half‑Italian, half‑French, with a reputation for bending rules and charming officials wherever she goes. Her wartime daring earned her a trove of contacts, a pistol at her hip, and an uncanny ability to remember every face and secret she encounters. Now settled in a modest flat near Shaftesbury Avenue, she spends her days indulging in coffee, sweets, and the vibrant life of post‑war London, flaunting a confidence that makes even the police pause.

One rainy January afternoon, while nursing a steaming cup in a bustling patisserie, she spots a gaunt, sharply dressed lawyer whose eyes linger on her with unsettling intensity. Their brief exchange hints at a hidden world beyond the glitter of society—a shadowy figure known only as “the Cannibal.” Intrigued and unafraid, Madame’s curiosity is piqued, suggesting that her next adventure will plunge her into a dark intrigue that threatens to test the very charms that have kept her untouchable.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (459K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2017-06-07

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Bennet Copplestone

1867–1932

A British journalist and novelist who brought naval suspense and adventure to early 20th-century readers, this author wrote under the pen name Bennet Copplestone. His fiction is especially remembered for sea stories, mysteries, and wartime themes.

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