P. P. C.: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
P. P. C. by Natalie Sumner Lincoln: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 20 original MP3 tracks, 7:01:55 running time and a link to listen.
P. P. C., credited to Natalie Sumner Lincoln, 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 P. P. C. by Natalie Sumner Lincoln. Read in English by James R. Hedrick. Mary Langhorne, young, beautiful, wealthy and but recently married to Senator Ваггу Langhorne, was found murdered in a parked taxi not far from her father's home. While the police were busily engaged in searching out the murderer, Carl Ashby, a former lover of Mary’s, was poisoned. The second murder, instead of complicating matters, made it easier for investigators and guided by the letters P.P.C., which cropped up in unlikely places, they solved the mystery. - Summary by Book Review Digest, H.W. Wilson Company, 1928
Recording facts
- Recording title: P. P. C.
- Author credits: Natalie Sumner Lincoln
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 20
- Listed recording duration: 7:01:55
Catalogue topics
- Detective
- murder mystery
- inspector mitchell
- murder investigation
- washington d.c.
Track guide
- 01 - The Red Gardenia — 5:55
- 02 - A House of Mourning — 19:30
- 03 - The Death Car — 19:59
- 04 - A Puzzling Maze — 22:06
- 05 - The Importance of Time — 26:45
- 06 - P.P.C. — 25:10
- 07 - A Question of Weapons — 25:19
- 08 - Elusive Clues — 24:45
- 09 - A News Item — 19:00
- 10 - The Bookmark — 25:53
- 11 - Caught on the Wires — 22:07
- 12 - Lost in the Mist — 18:36
- 13 - The Spider's Web — 14:44
- 14 - The Hotel Register — 21:11
- 15 - Suspicion — 23:25
- 16 - A Treacherous Game — 25:22
- 17 - Accused — 25:03
- 18 - The Devil's Disciple — 17:57
- 19 - The Light That Failed — 15:37
- 20 - Journeys End in Lovers Meeting — 23:31
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