The Klondike Detective 5
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The Klondike Detective 5
Narrated by:
Sam Rosenthal
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Narrated by:
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Sam Rosenthal
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Bruce L. Willis
About this listen
John Caldwell can’t stay away from trouble. It is September in 1904, and he has returned from rescuing his uncle when he encounters a drunk threatening to shoot him. He arrests the man and becomes involved in several cases before he is chosen to travel to London to work with Scotland Yard. He goes undercover and is involved with several encounters with thieves, Irish terrorists and spies. He stays with Lieutenant Compton, who is a viscount who introduces John to London’s society. Admiralty secrets are stolen, so he is sent to Special Branch to find them. Once again, he works with Charles Compton in Naval Intelligence to search out who stole them and why.
©1975 Bruce L Willis (P)2021 Bruce L Willis
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