The Million Dollar Mystery Novelized from the Scenario of F. Lonergan

audiobook

The Million Dollar Mystery Novelized from the Scenario of F. Lonergan

by Harold MacGrath, F. Lonergan

EN·~7 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
1

The Million Dollar Mystery - CHAPTER I

25:04
2

CHAPTER II

23:40
3

CHAPTER III

22:09
4

CHAPTER IV

20:59
5

CHAPTER V

21:19
6

CHAPTER VI

19:11
7

CHAPTER VII

20:49
8

CHAPTER VIII

20:26
9

CHAPTER IX

19:32
10

CHAPTER X

24:47

Description

A tense night on a moonless New Jersey road sets the stage for a classic mystery, as a hurried carriage rattles over uneven ground, its driver battling darkness and a nervous passenger clutching a secret bundle. The cramped coach becomes a pressure cooker of fear and suspense, with the rider’s urgent whispers hinting at hidden motives and a looming danger that could change more than a single life. When a sudden flash of light pierces the blackness, the carriage teeters on the brink of disaster, forcing the characters to confront the unknown that lies ahead.

Beyond the road’s shadows, a web of intrigue unfolds: a determined young woman named Florence finds herself tangled in covert societies, stolen papers, and a series of puzzling encounters that hint at a larger conspiracy. As alliances shift and clues surface, listeners are drawn into a fast‑moving chase where every revelation raises new questions, promising a thrilling journey through deception, danger, and the relentless pursuit of truth.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (448K characters)

Release date

2012-03-14

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Harold MacGrath

Harold MacGrath

1871–1932

A hugely popular storyteller of the early 1900s, he wrote fast-moving romances, mysteries, and adventures that reached a wide mass audience. He also helped bridge the gap between print and film as one of the first well-known authors hired to write original screenplays.

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F. Lonergan

F. Lonergan

A major 20th-century Catholic thinker, this Canadian Jesuit wrote books that shaped modern discussions of philosophy, theology, and how people come to know what is true. His best-known works, including Insight and Method in Theology, are still widely read for their ambition and clarity.

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