The eyes of Max Carrados

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The eyes of Max Carrados

by Ernest Bramah

EN·~9 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total

THE EYES OF MAX CARRADOS

0:07

THE EYES OFMAX CARRADOS

0:30

INTRODUCTION

39:22

I The Virginiola Fraud

51:28

II The Disappearance of Marie Severe

1:04:55

III The Secret of Dunstan’s Tower

49:56

IV The Mystery of the Poisoned Dish of Mushrooms

1:06:06

V The Ghost at Massingham Mansions

58:58

VI The Missing Actress Sensation

56:37

VII The Ingenious Mr Spinola

55:20

Description

In this collection the remarkable detective Max Carrados, a man who lost his sight years ago, uses his sharpened hearing, smell and intuition to unravel puzzles that baffle ordinary police. His long‑time companion, the sharp‑tongued former solicitor Carlyle, brings cases to him and provides the necessary foothold in the world of high society and shady alleys alike. Together they confront a range of tangled situations—from counterfeit ancient coins and vanished heiresses to poisoned feasts and eerie hauntings—each episode a self‑contained mystery.

What sets Carrados apart is the way his blindness becomes an advantage; he perceives subtle nuances in tone, footstep and scent that most people miss, turning ordinary rooms into maps of clues. Listeners are invited to follow his methodical reasoning, feeling the tension rise as he pieces together motives and alibis in real time, guided only by his extraordinary senses. The stories balance clever plot twists with a gentle humor, making each case a satisfying listen that showcases how determination can illuminate even the darkest of mysteries.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (536K characters)

Release date

2026-01-26

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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