The Three Strings: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
The Three Strings by Natalie Sumner Lincoln: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 22 original MP3 tracks, 6:52:30 running time and a link to listen.
The Three Strings, 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 The Three Strings by Natalie Sumner Lincoln. Read in English by Natalie Fortier "The Three Strings" is a suspenseful mystery in the Inspector Mitchell series of books by Natalie Sumner Lincoln. It begins with a young woman who returns to her empty family home to find a dead man in the library. Who is this man? Was he murdered? Family secrets are revealed and intrigue ensues in this lively mystery. - Summary by Natalie Fortier
Recording facts
- Recording title: The Three Strings
- Author credits: Natalie Sumner Lincoln
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 22
- Listed recording duration: 6:52:30
Catalogue topics
- Detective
- Mystery
- suspense
Track guide
- 01 - The First Move — 9:31
- 02 - Complications — 14:52
- 03 - Unidentified — 20:10
- 04 - A Question of Time — 17:10
- 05 - The "Ace" — 21:25
- 06 - Developments — 19:36
- 07 - The Fifth Man — 19:03
- 08 - Further Developments — 16:52
- 09 - The Telegram — 16:48
- 10 - "Seditious Utterances" — 20:42
- 11 - Conflicting Clues — 24:34
- 12 - The Call — 20:25
- 13 - The Blotted Page — 14:50
- 14 - Burnham Prefers Charges — 21:26
- 15 - "The Best Laid Plans" — 20:45
- 16 - In the Limelight — 20:35
- 17 - Camouflage — 18:46
- 18 - "The Handwriting on the Wall" — 19:17
- 19 - Bribery — 16:02
- 20 - Identification — 10:04
- 21 - Unmasked — 16:57
- 22 - The Missing Diagrams — 32:40
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