Through the Wall

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Through the Wall

by Cleveland Moffett

EN·~9 hours·33 chapters

Chapters

33 total

THROUGH THE WALL - BY - CLEVELAND MOFFETT - AUTHOR OF - THE BATTLE, ETC. - With Illustrations by - H. HEYER - NEW YORK 1909

0:08

TO - MY WIFE - AND OUR DELIGHTFUL PARIS HOME IN THE - VILLA MONTMORENCY, WHERE THIS - BOOK WAS WRITTEN - C. M. - NEW YORK, AUGUST 1, 1909.

3:55:23

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

1:35

CHAPTER I - A BLOOD-RED SKY

5:00

CHAPTER II - COQUENIL'S GREATEST CASE

1:32

CHAPTER III - PRIVATE ROOM NUMBER SIX

14:24

CHAPTER IV - "IN THE NAME OF THE LAW"

5:21

CHAPTER V - COQUENIL GETS IN THE GAME

14:01

CHAPTER VI - THE WEAPON

4:37

CHAPTER VII - THE FOOTPRINTS

7:59

Description

A celebrated Parisian sleuth, Paul Coquenil, has long been the city’s go‑to mind for the most baffling crimes. After a sudden and mysterious retirement that left the press buzzing, he now finds himself summoned to head a foreign capital’s detective service—an offer too tempting for a man who once walked the streets of Rue de la Cité with a faithful shepherd dog at his side. The change promises a fresh arena for his razor‑sharp instincts, yet the shadow of his past still lingers in the cafés and alleyways he once patrolled.

When a cryptic, unknown girl whispers a phrase that only Coquenil seems to feel, a new case erupts—one that eclipses even the infamous Palace Royal diamond theft. The investigation spirals through bustling markets, the looming walls of the Prefecture, and secretive whispers in dim corridors, pulling the detective into a maze of intrigue, danger, and unexpected alliances. As the heat of a July Paris swelters, Coquenil must decide whether to follow his intuition or the cold logic of the law.

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en

Duration

~9 hours (568K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Suzanne Shell and PG Distributed Proofreaders

Release date

2004-02-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Cleveland Moffett

Cleveland Moffett

1863–1926

A Yale-educated newspaperman who turned real-world reporting into adventure, mystery, and drama, this American writer moved easily between journalism, fiction, and the stage. His work often carries the brisk pace of a correspondent’s notebook, with danger, intrigue, and a strong sense of place.

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