The Shadow of the Wolf: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Shadow of the Wolf, credited to R. Austin Freeman, 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 Shadow of the Wolf by R. Austin Freeman. Read in English by Yoganandh T. Can a detective novel succeed in riveting your attention if you know the crime beforehand and the perpetrator? Austin Freeman proves he can and this novel is one such by him where Dr Thorndyke unravels a mystery in his inimitable style - Summary by Yoganandh T

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Shadow of the Wolf
• Author credits: R. Austin Freeman
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 17
• Listed recording duration: 7:08:29

Catalogue topics

• detective novel
• murder mystery
• crime fiction

Track guide

1. 01 - In which Two Men go forth and One Arrives — 42:21
2. 02 - In which Margaret Purcell receives a Letter — 33:47
3. 03 - In which Margaret Purcell consults Mr. Penfield — 22:45
4. 04 - In which Margaret confers with Dr. Thorndyke — 21:53
5. 05 - In which Thorndyke makes a Few Inquiries — 16:00
6. 06 - In which Mr. Varney prepares a Deception — 25:48
7. 07 - The Flash Note Factory — 25:28
8. 08 - In which Thorndyke tries over the Moves — 20:44
9. 09 - In which Mr. Penfield receives a Shock — 25:13
10. 10 - In which Thorndyke sees a New Light — 24:09
11. 11 - In which Varney has an Inspiration — 23:57
12. 12 - In which Varney once more Pulls the Strings — 26:59
13. 13 - In which the Medico-Legal Worm Arrives — 21:11
14. 14 - In which Mr. Varney is Disillusioned — 23:54
15. 15 - In which Thorndyke opens the Attack — 29:51
16. 16 - In which John Rodney is Convinced — 20:34
17. 17 - In which there is a Meeting and a Farewell — 23:55

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