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Clubfoot the Avenger

Gelesen von Mark Nelson

(4,5 Sterne; 41 Bewertungen)

At the conclusion of The Return of Clubfoot, Dr. Grundt has been left for dead on a south sea island by former secret agent Desmond Oakwood. Oakwood and his brother Francis are now retired from the Secret Service and are living comfortably retired in England. But the body of an apparent suicide is discovered in a car park in London, and the possibility that Grundt is alive and seeking revenge in England pulls the Oakwoods out of retirement to once again face the sinister and deadly CLUBFOOT. - Summary by sjmarky (5 hr 20 min)

Chapters

Introduction

5:17

Read by Mark Nelson

Chapter 1 - The Purple Cabriolet

12:43

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Chapter 2 - Enter Miss Vera Slade

22:16

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Chapter 3 - The Man with the Clubfoot

13:44

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Chapter 4 - The Strange Experience of Miss Patricia Maxwell

16:28

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Chapter 5 - The Ikon of Smolensk

15:24

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Chapter 6 - The Secret of the Ikon

17:13

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Chapter 7 - The Unseen Menace

11:28

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Chapter 8 - The Top Flat

25:02

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Chapter 9 - The Footstep in the Dark

17:05

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Chapter 10 - In Which Desmond Oakwood Finds Clubfoot in Strange Company

15:17

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Chapter 11 - The Constantinople Courier

12:44

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Chapter 12 - Xenia

13:42

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Chapter 13 - In Which Check Proves to be Checkmate

10:09

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Chapter 14 - The Girl at the Hexagon

14:50

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Chapter 15 - The Decoy

14:28

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Chapter 16 - The House in Pimlico

24:14

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Chapter 17 - The Meeting

19:20

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Chapter 18 - The Chamois Leather Packet

15:23

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Chapter 19 - A Flight and What Came of It

11:38

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Chapter 20 - In Which Miss Mary Brewster Speaks Her Mind

11:38

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Bewertungen

(3 Sterne)

A spy novel with twists and turns. It is dated and some descriptions could be offensive, remember when it was written. A bit confusing at the beginning getting all the characters straight but then it went right into spy mode. I could totally image the villain from the MANY descriptions of him and his accomplises. The ending was a bit unexpected.

Well Read

(2 Sterne)

The reader does a good job. However, in the stories it's a race to see who will be more inept in the end - the "good guys" or the "bad guys". The German villain is drawn as grotesque, repulsive and animal like. Jews an blacks - while less prominent don't fair much better.

different, but good

(5 Sterne)

Unlike the previous two Clubfoot books, this one's not one big story, but rather a collection of loosely coupled chapters. Much in the style of Sherlock Holmes stories, but with Clubfoot as arch enemy and the Oakwoods as investigators. As always, perfectly narrated by Mark.

just as good as the other two

(5 Sterne)

this book was well-read and a lot of fun to listen to

A fine conclusion to a great bunch of stories.

(5 Sterne)