The Markenmore Mystery: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Markenmore Mystery, credited to J. S. Fletcher, 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 The Markenmore Mystery by J. S. Fletcher. Read in English by Richard Kilmer; Sharon Kilmer After seven years of silence, Guy Markenmore returns to his family home at Markenmore Court. Knowing his father Sir Anthony to be close to death, he is anxious to reassure his younger siblings that he will not make any claim to the family money even if he can't help inheriting the old man's title. Sir Anthony dies later that evening, but the question of the inheritance becomes academic when Guy is murdered whilst crossing the downs. It is now up to detective Blick to track down the person responsible for Sir Anthony’s death. - summary by Sharon Kilmer

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Markenmore Mystery
• Author credits: J. S. Fletcher
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 25
• Listed recording duration: 9:19:32

Catalogue topics

• fiction
• Mystery

Opening tracks: first 24 of 25

1. 01 - Two Wanderers Return — 23:32
2. 02 - The Butler's Pantry — 21:02
3. 03 - Grey Dawn — 20:05
4. 04 - Markenmore Hollow — 23:17
5. 05 - Denounced — 21:51
6. 06 - The Coroner Sits — 20:48
7. 07 - Mrs. Braxfield Supports — 17:06
8. 08 - The Incriminating Letter — 18:40
9. 09 - Midnight Meeting — 20:26
10. 10 - The Ring and the Pipe — 19:36
11. 11 - First Steps — 24:25
12. 12 - The Dower House — 22:50
13. 13 - William Peege — 20:24
14. 14 - Gone — 22:50
15. 15 - Was It Robbery — 22:11
16. 16 - Family Matters — 22:43
17. 17 - Too Late — 24:22
18. 18 - Deep Lane — 22:43
19. 19 - Under Pressure — 24:17
20. 20 - Village Gossip — 25:00
21. 21 - Arrest — 24:11
22. 22 - Mrs. Braxfield's Move — 23:37
23. 23 - The Professional Theory — 23:49
24. 24 - The Man Who Could Guess — 23:03

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