The Voice from the Void: The Great Wireless Mystery

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The Voice from the Void: The Great Wireless Mystery

by William Le Queux

EN·~6 hours·29 chapters

Chapters

29 total

Chapter One. - Concerns a Stranger.

14:27

Chapter Two. - The Rector’s Secret Visitor.

17:36

Chapter Three. - Which Contains Another Mystery.

14:35

Chapter Four. - Lost Days.

13:34

Chapter Five. - Through the Ether.

13:56

Chapter Six. - Mists of Memory.

11:57

Chapter Seven. - The Girl Named Edna.

15:00

Chapter Eight. - Fears and Surprises.

15:39

Chapter Nine. - The Spider’s Nest.

13:33

Chapter Ten. - What Mr Sandys Knew.

17:38
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Description

A quiet English parish is thrown into turmoil when Reverend Norton Homfray, a learned but grieving rector, spots a familiar stranger seated in his church pew—a man who, according to all records, died far away in New York a year and a half earlier. The sight haunts the clergyman, stirring memories of love lost and an unsettling fear that something beyond the ordinary has entered his sanctuary.

Norton’s son, Roddy, a mining engineer with a passion for early wireless experiments, keeps a delicate crystal‑receiver and a pair of telephones in his study. The device can capture distant stations and even the faint crackle of ships at sea, a marvel that fascinates the community. As the rector wrestles with the mystery of the vanished stranger, the strange apparatus hints at a connection between the supernatural sighting and the invisible world of radio waves, pulling the Homfray family into a puzzling intrigue that threatens to shatter their peaceful lives.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (388K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Release date

Oct 25, 2012

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

William Le Queux

William Le Queux

1864–1927

A prolific writer of mystery, espionage, and invasion fiction, William Le Queux turned fears of European conflict into gripping international thrillers. His bestseller The Invasion of 1910 helped make him one of the most widely read spy-fiction authors of the early twentieth century.

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