Number Six: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Number Six, credited to Edgar Wallace, 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 Number Six by Edgar Wallace. Read in English by Ben Tucker. The master criminal Caesar Valentine is rich, suave and seemingly untouchable. He has confounded Scotland Yard time and time again, stealing and killing beyond the long arm of the law. Hallet of the London C.I.B. thinks he has a solution though. He will recruit a special agent, designated Number Six, that no one will know the identity of and who will operate completely off the books. Number Six's sole goal is to infiltrate Caesar Valentine's inner circle and take him down. Who is this mysterious Number Six and will they succeed where all others have failed? - Summary by Ben Tucker

Recording facts

• Recording title: Number Six
• Author credits: Edgar Wallace
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 15
• Listed recording duration: 2:51:29

Catalogue topics

• Mystery
• Crime
• secret agent
• master criminal

Track guide

1. 01 - Chapter I. The Beginning of the Hunt — 8:59
2. 02 - Chapter II. Tray-Bong Smith — 12:55
3. 03 - Chapter III. The House of Cæsar — 13:39
4. 04 - Chapter IV. The Chained Lady — 6:16
5. 05 - Chapter V. Cæsar Reveals Himself — 8:54
6. 06 - Chapter VI. Cæsar Tells of Number Six — 12:31
7. 07 - Chapter VII. The Story of Welland — 11:44
8. 08 - Chapter VIII. A Note from Nowhere — 15:35
9. 09 - Chapter IX. Mr. Smith Is Burgled — 7:49
10. 10 - Chapter X. The Lady Who Modelled — 13:21
11. 11 - Chapter XI. John Welland — 12:11
12. 12 - Chapter XII. The Mysterious Mr. Ross — 8:13
13. 13 - Chapter XIII. A Proposal of Marriage — 18:08
14. 14 - Chapter XIV. The Last Coup — 11:06
15. 15 - Chapter XV. The End — 10:08

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