Max Carrados

audiobook

Max Carrados

by Ernest Bramah

EN·~6 hours·10 chapters

Chapters

10 total
1

MAX CARRADOS - By Ernest Bramah - Methuen & Co., Ltd. - 1914

0:03
2

MAX CARRADOS

0:00
3

THE COIN OF DIONYSIUS

31:12
4

THE KNIGHT’S CROSS SIGNAL PROBLEM

55:45
5

THE TRAGEDY AT BROOKBEND COTTAGE

46:08
6

THE CLEVER MRS STRAITHWAITE

54:00
7

THE LAST EXPLOIT OF HARRY THE ACTOR

1:07:49
8

THE TILLING SHAW MYSTERY

49:32
9

THE COMEDY AT FOUNTAIN COTTAGE

51:02
10

THE GAME PLAYED IN THE DARK

48:29

Description

In a rain‑soaked London night, a seasoned coin dealer finds his quiet shop interrupted by a nervous private investigator clutching a tarnished ancient coin. The detective, known for his razor‑sharp mind despite his blindness, seeks an unequivocal answer about the coin’s authenticity—an answer that could determine the fate of an arrest. As the dealer scrapes his limited knowledge of classical numismatics, the conversation drifts toward the hidden network of experts and eccentric collectors who hover on the city's shadowy edges.

The story unfolds with Bramah’s trademark dry wit and meticulous observation, turning a simple appraisal into a labyrinth of motives, money, and mystery. Listeners are drawn into a world where intellect outpaces sight, and where a single ancient piece can reveal more than just history, setting the stage for a cerebral puzzle that only a mind like Max Carrados can untangle.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (387K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Suzanne Shell, Megan Miller and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2010-12-23

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Ernest Bramah

Ernest Bramah

1868–1942

Best known for the sly Kai Lung stories and the ingenious blind detective Max Carrados, this English writer moved easily between mystery, fantasy, humor, and political speculation. His work still feels distinctive for its wit, unusual premises, and love of storytelling itself.

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