Flemington (version 2): Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Flemington (version 2), credited to Violet Jacob, 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 Flemington (version 2) by Violet Jacob. Read in English by Elin Archie Flemington, a spy in Government service during the 1745 Jacobite rising, is sent to investigate the suspected rebel James Logie. Despite the secrets and enmities between them, the two men form a lasting connection. But when the war comes to its bitter end, and they are forced to choose between honouring that connection, and their military duty, what will they do? (Summary by Elin)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Flemington (version 2)
• Author credits: Violet Jacob
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 27
• Listed recording duration: 8:03:12

Catalogue topics

• fiction
• scotland
• jacobite rising

Opening tracks: first 24 of 27

1. 01 - Prologue — 18:45
2. 02 - Jetsam — 19:04
3. 03 - A Coach-and-five — 23:36
4. 04 - Business — 25:03
5. 05 - ''The Happy Land'' — 10:41
6. 06 - In Darkness and in Light — 17:20
7. 07 - Treachery — 23:09
8. 08 - The Heavy Hand — 34:23
9. 09 - ''Toujours de l'Audace'' — 12:05
10. 10 - Adrift — 20:22
11. 11 - The Guns of Montrose — 14:43
12. 12 - Inchbrayock — 21:53
13. 13 - The Interested Spectator — 11:40
14. 14 - In Search of Sensation — 21:14
15. 15 - Wattie Has Theories — 17:12
16. 16 - The Two Ends of the Line — 15:19
17. 17 - Society — 17:14
18. 18 - Balnillo Finds Perfection — 20:18
19. 19 - The Winter — 17:37
20. 20 - The Parting of the Ways — 24:29
21. 21 - Huntly Hill — 10:41
22. 22 - Huntly Hill (continued) — 15:46
23. 23 - The Muir of Pert — 19:49
24. 24 - The Vanity of Men — 20:14

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