Doom Castle: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Doom Castle, credited to Neil Munro, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Doom Castle by Neil Munro. Doom Castle is the story of young Count Victor's journey to Scotland after the Jacobite Rebellion, searching for a traitor to the Jacobite cause as well as a mysterious man under the name of "Drimdarroch", whom he swore revenge. After a perilious journey, Count Victor arrives at Doom Castle as a guest of the enigmatic Baron of Doom, his two strange servitors and his beautiful daughter... (Summary by Carolin)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Doom Castle
• Author credits: Neil Munro
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 41
• Listed recording duration: 11:03:36

Catalogue topics

• munro
• neil munro
• yldz
• doom castle
• count victor
• drimdarroch

Opening tracks: first 24 of 41

1. 01 - Count Victor Comes to a Strange Country — 7:22
2. 02 - The Pursuit — 25:28
3. 03 - Baron of Doom — 31:28
4. 04 - Wanted, A Spy — 24:24
5. 05 - The Flageolet — 7:14
6. 06 - Mungo Boyd — 17:50
7. 07 - The Bay of the Boar's Head — 10:59
8. 08 - An Apparition — 17:24
9. 09 - Trapped — 17:00
10. 10 - Sim McTaggart, Chamberlain — 26:16
11. 11 - The Lady at the Window — 15:59
12. 12 - Omens and Alarms — 19:09
13. 13 - The Lawyer's Good Wife — 26:04
14. 14 - Clamour — 20:27
15. 15 - A Ray of Light — 21:13
16. 16 - Olivia — 16:44
17. 17 - A Sentimental Secret — 10:50
18. 18 - 'Loch Sloy!' — 11:27
19. 19 - Revelations — 16:55
20. 20 - An Evening's Melody at the Boar's Head Inn — 12:56
21. 21 - Count Victor Changes Quarters — 9:50
22. 22 - The Lonely Lady — 23:14
23. 23 - A Man of Noble Sentiment — 18:58
24. 24 - A Broken Tryst — 12:02

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