The God in the Car: A Novel

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The God in the Car: A Novel

by Anthony Hope

EN·~6 hours·26 chapters

Chapters

26 total
1

THE GOD IN THE CAR. - CHAPTER I. - AN INSOLENT MEMORY.

14:40
2

CHAPTER II. - THE COINING OF A NICKNAME.

13:47
3

CHAPTER III. - MRS. DENNISON'S ORDERS.

16:12
4

CHAPTER IV. - TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

15:42
5

CHAPTER V. - A TELEGRAM TO FRANKFORT.

17:31
6

CHAPTER VI. - WHOSE SHALL IT BE?

16:24
7

CHAPTER VII. - AN ATTEMPT TO STOP THE WHEELS.

16:51
8

CHAPTER VIII. - CONVERTS AND HERETICS.

14:47
9

CHAPTER IX. - AN OPPRESSIVE ATMOSPHERE.

14:23
10

CHAPTER X. - A LADY'S BIT OF WORK.

16:41

Description

In a well‑appointed drawing‑room, the evening buzzes with clipped banter and half‑whispered business deals. Miss Ferrars, fumbling for her glasses, becomes an accidental catalyst as Lord Semingham, Tom Loring and a host of other figures spar over old acquaintances and looming investments. The dialogue crackles with wit, yet beneath the polite repartee a network of past grievances and unspoken ambitions begins to surface.

The story follows the uneasy reunion of Mrs. Dennison and the enigmatic Mr. Ruston, whose brief, charged exchange hints at a long‑forgotten confrontation. As old rivalries re‑emerge, a younger generation—Harry and Evan—find themselves drawn into a game of trust, reputation, and hidden motives. Listeners are invited to untangle the social weave before the stakes move beyond the drawing‑room and into the wider world of commerce and politics.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (387K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Suzanne Shell, Ernest Schaal, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Release date

2012-08-26

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Anthony Hope

Anthony Hope

1863–1933

Best known for the swashbuckling classic The Prisoner of Zenda, this English novelist helped define the modern adventure romance. His stories mix wit, danger, mistaken identity, and the charm of imaginary kingdoms.

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