The Orange-Yellow Diamond: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
The Orange-Yellow Diamond by J. S. Fletcher: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 40 original MP3 tracks, 8:18:15 running time and a link to listen.

The Orange-Yellow Diamond, 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 Orange-Yellow Diamond by J. S. Fletcher. (Dramatic reading) A novelist finds himself struggling to make ends meet. In his effort to raise a bit of money to get him by, he finds himself in the middle of a mystery. Murder, theft, and love, all the ingredients for a wonderful reading. Please note: There is some stereotyping of ethnic groups however it is presented without malice but rather a sign of the times. (Summary by Linette Geisel) Cast list: Narrator (chapter 1-5): Linette Geisel Narrator (chapter 6 onwards): MaryAnn Andrew Lauriston: Max Körlinge Mrs. Flitwick (landlady); Grayson, Mr. Levendales butler and Scotland Yard Official: TriciaG Mr. Melchior (Melky) Rubinstein; Martin James Gardiner, turf commission agent and Man from tea room: ToddHW Zillah Wildrose: Kristin Gjerløw Mrs. Goldmark and Chinese man 2: MJ Franck Detective Ayscough: Anthony Doctor and Coroner: Anna Simon Inspector, Superior Official and Chief Official: bala John Purdie: Chuck Williamson Coffee shop girl: Elizabeth Klett Mr. Spencer Levendale: Ernst Pattynama Second police officer: Lucy Perry Third police officer: Amanda Friday Benjamin Hollinshaw (Shop owner): David Olson Mr. Parminter, lawyer: Marty Mr. Goodyer, landlord to Parslett: April Gonzales Miss Elsie Bennett, Governess: Patti Cunningham Mr. Penniket, sollicitor and Chang Li: Marty Kris Stuyvesant Guyler, a New York man: Mark Chulsky Dr. Mirandolet; Stephen Purvis and Elder Pilmansey: asterix Dr. John Sperling-Lawson: Seepferdchen Mr. Killick, retired solicitor: Brett W. Downey Mr. John Purvis, brother of Stephen Purvis: Ric F Dr. Pittery - Young surgeon: Emily Feuka Mr. Mori Yada: CaprishaPage George, mortuary night watchman: Charlotte Duckett Waiter: Nathanial W.C. Higgins Cab driver: Bev J Stevens Hotel servant: MichaelH-S Younger Pilmansey: Amy Gramour Chinese Man 1: Margaret Espaillat Edited by: Linette Geisel, Kimberly Krause, Kristin Gjerløw and ToddHW Coordinated by: Linette Geisel and Kimberly Krause
Recording facts
- Recording title: The Orange-Yellow Diamond
- Author credits: J. S. Fletcher
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 40
- Listed recording duration: 8:18:15
Opening tracks: first 24 of 40
- 00 - Cast of Readers — 3:50
- 01 - The Pretty Pawnbroker — 14:03
- 02 - Mrs. Goldmark's Eating-House — 13:12
- 03 - The Dead Man — 12:43
- 04 - The Platinum Solitaire — 12:12
- 05 - The Two Letters — 13:03
- 06 - The Spanish Manuscript — 13:01
- 07 - The Member of Parliament — 13:05
- 08 - The Inquest — 13:08
- 09 - Whose Were Those Rings? — 11:21
- 10 - Melky Intervenes — 10:54
- 11 - The Back Door — 11:41
- 12 - The Friend From Peebles — 13:06
- 13 - The Call For Help — 13:20
- 14 - The Private Laboratory — 14:15
- 15 - Conference — 13:33
- 16 - The Detective Calls — 13:12
- 17 - What the Lamps Shone On — 11:53
- 18 - Mr. Stuyvesant Guyler — 12:15
- 19 - Purdie Stands Firm — 14:08
- 20 - The Parslett Affair — 12:13
- 21 - What Manner of Death? — 12:57
- 22 - Mr. Killick Goes Back — 12:58
- 23 - Mr. Killick's Opinion — 12:15
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