Penny Nichols and the Black Imp

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Penny Nichols and the Black Imp

by Joan Clark

EN·~3 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

The Goldsmith Publishing Company CHICAGO ——— NEW YORK

0:53

The Black Imp

0:01

CHAPTER I - The Black Imp

14:00

CHAPTER II - A Mysterious Package

12:06

CHAPTER III - The Threat

13:47

CHAPTER IV - Following Amy's Trail

12:38

CHAPTER V - Behind the Panel

10:00

CHAPTER VI - A Holdup

13:10

CHAPTER VII - An Invitation to Lunch

9:27

CHAPTER VIII - A Bold Move

10:52
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Description

Penny Nichols spends her afternoons steering a battered roadster through Belton City, always on the lookout for excitement. Her father, the famed detective Christopher Nichols, gives her two coveted tickets to a private unveiling of a five‑thousand‑dollar statue at the exclusive Gage Galleries, and she ropes her friend Susan into the day’s glamour. Their plan stalls when a sleek gray sedan, driven by a sharply dressed stranger with a black moustache, collides with Penny’s car, sparking a tense exchange.

The driver, muttering about “the Black Imp,” mentions Penny’s detective surname, turning a minor accident into a personal threat. With the stranger gone, Penny feels a lingering unease and a curiosity that pulls her toward the hidden currents of the city’s elite. Listeners can expect a witty, fast‑paced mystery that blends high‑society art events with budding sleuth work, promising intrigue that extends well beyond the opening clash.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (224K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Release date

Aug 8, 2010

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Joan Clark

Joan Clark

1905–2002

Known for thoughtful, finely observed fiction, this Canadian writer created novels and stories for both adults and younger readers. Much of the work is shaped by a deep feeling for place, especially Newfoundland and Labrador, and by an interest in the quirks and resilience of ordinary people.

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