Fortune's Fool: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Fortune's Fool, credited to Rafael Sabatini, 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 Fortune's Fool by Rafael Sabatini. Read in English by KiwiReader24. This novel follows the adventures of the handsome but impecunious Colonel Randal Holles, as he seeks to escape the misfortunes of his past. Holles pursues love and fortune amidst the war, plague and social unrest of post-Restoration England. Tavern owner, Martha Quinn, resolves to make him her husband and the Duke of Albemarle stands as his hope for restitution. - Summary by KiwiReader24

Recording facts

• Recording title: Fortune's Fool
• Author credits: Rafael Sabatini
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 29
• Listed recording duration: 10:25:38

Catalogue topics

• history
• adventure
• romance
• england

Opening tracks: first 24 of 29

1. 01 - The Hostess of the Paul's Head — 21:23
2. 02 - Albemarle's Antechamber — 20:37
3. 03 - His Grace of Albemarle — 27:39
4. 04 - Cherry Blossoms — 35:05
5. 05 - The Mercenary — 25:31
6. 06 - Mr. Etheredge Prescribes — 28:57
7. 07 - The Prude — 14:50
8. 08 - Mr. Etheredge Advises — 10:11
9. 09 - Albemarle Proposes — 21:38
10. 10 - Buckingham Disposes — 18:46
11. 11 - A Woman Scorned — 28:22
12. 12 - Buckingham's Heroics — 31:45
13. 13 - Buckingham's Gratitude — 18:09
14. 14 - Despair — 18:53
15. 15 - The Shadow of the Gallows — 39:43
16. 16 - The Sedan-Chair — 23:46
17. 17 - The Abduction — 16:40
18. 18 - The Parley — 19:27
19. 19 - The Battle — 15:47
20. 20 - The Conqueror — 16:15
21. 21 - Under the Red Cross — 19:54
22. 22 - The Crisis — 18:21
23. 23 - The Walls of Pride — 20:15
24. 24 - Evasion — 17:00

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