The Apartment Next Door

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The Apartment Next Door

by William Johnston

EN·~5 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

The Apartment Next Door - by William Johnston - AUTHOR OF - THE HOUSE OF WHISPERS, LIMPY, ETC. - ILUSTRATIONS BY - ARTHUR WILLIAM BROWN

0:08

1919

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TO THAT MARVELLOUS SCHEHERAZADE - CAROLYN WELLS HOUGHTON - THE AUTHOR, IN ENVIOUS ADMIRATION, - DEDICATES THIS VOLUME

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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THE APARTMENT NEXT DOOR

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CHAPTER I THE FACE OF HATE

14:55

CHAPTER II THE ADDRESS ON THE CARD

19:56

CHAPTER III “MR. FLECK”

16:24

CHAPTER IV THE CLUE IN THE BOOK

21:25

CHAPTER V ON THE TRAIL

19:36

Description

On a fog‑laden night in 1919, Riverside Drive hums with the distant thrum of warships slipping through the Hudson. Beneath the muted glow of apartment windows, Jane Strong—still buzzing from a lively party—finds herself unable to sleep, her eyes drawn to the dark river where mysterious flashes dance on a battleship’s deck. As she watches, a shadowy figure stalks the promenade, his silent pursuit hinting at a secret larger than the post‑war revelry.

Jane’s curiosity pulls her into a silent chase that knits together a cryptic signal, a hidden pursuer, and an unknown enemy whose motives are as murky as the river’s depths. The seemingly ordinary apartment next door becomes the focal point of a tangled web of clues, from a strange address on a card to a whispered confession that only she seems to grasp. Readers are invited to follow Jane’s restless mind through the early hours, piecing together the first pieces of a puzzle that could expose a deadly conspiracy.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (299K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Feb 1, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

William Johnston

William Johnston

1871–1929

A newspaper editor with a knack for storytelling, he moved easily between journalism, mystery fiction, and publishing. His career helped shape early 20th-century popular reading, from big-city newspapers to the launch of Dell Publishing.

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