Murder In The Maze: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Murder In The Maze, credited to Alfred Walter Stewart, 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 Murder In The Maze by Alfred Walter Stewart. Read in English by Howard Skyman. This is another story written by Walter Stewart under the pseudonym of J.J. Connington. His character of Sir Clinton Driffield, the chief constable, is challenged with solving crimes committed in the maze of the Shandon family estate. The Shandons are a successful if flawed set of brothers but all is not well beneath the surface of the privileged lives of their extended family. Jealousies and ambitions cause trouble as they often do. Sir Clinton and his faithful associate Wendover endeavour to unravel a mystery as complex as the maze itself. - Summary by Howard Skyman

Recording facts

• Recording title: Murder In The Maze
• Author credits: Alfred Walter Stewart
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 18
• Listed recording duration: 7:13:07

Catalogue topics

• Mystery
• detective fiction
• crime fiction

Track guide

1. 01 - The Hackleton Case — 32:20
2. 02 - The Affair In The Maze — 28:41
3. 03 - The Immediate Results — 16:34
4. 04 - The Chief Constable — 19:15
5. 05 - The Evidence In The Case — 27:50
6. 06 - The Toxicologist — 18:34
7. 07 - The Pot Of Curare — 19:32
8. 08 - The Dart — 16:26
9. 09 - Opportunity, Method and Motive — 22:17
10. 10 - The Burglary At Whistlefield — 21:46
11. 11 - The Third Attack In The Maze — 32:10
12. 12 - The Squire's Theories — 29:22
13. 13 - The Fourth Attack — 25:57
14. 14 - The Forged Cheque — 13:18
15. 15 - The Secretary's Affairs — 14:53
16. 16 - The Last Attack In The Maze — 22:49
17. 17 - The Siege Of The Maze — 27:26
18. 18 - The Truth of the Matter — 44:00

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