The Man Who Fell Through the Earth

audiobook

The Man Who Fell Through the Earth

by Carolyn Wells

EN·~6 hours

Chapters

Description

A confident young lawyer has just settled into a sleek new suite on Madison Avenue, surrounded by the bustling world of high‑finance. He surrounds himself with tasteful furnishings, a diligent stenographer named Norah who loves detective stories, and a quiet fascination for the enigmatic Amos Gately, the respected head of the Puritan Trust Company whose reputation looms larger than his actual presence. Their polished office building becomes a stage for subtle games of observation and deduction, hinting at deeper connections among the characters.

When an unexpected snowstorm rolls in, the lawyer’s aversion to the blizzard drives him to rush home, but the worsening weather forces him to confront the very doors he has only ever admired from a distance. As the city is blanketed in “black snow,” his curiosity about Gately’s hidden world may finally pull him into a mystery that reaches far beyond the confines of his polished desk.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (350K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2014-02-13

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Carolyn Wells

Carolyn Wells

1862–1942

Best known for witty verse, lively children’s books, and clever mystery stories, this remarkably prolific American writer published more than 170 books. Her work ranged from nonsense rhymes to detective fiction, all marked by a playful style and an obvious love of words.

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