The Red House Mystery
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Narrated by:
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William Sutherland
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By:
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A. A. Milne
About this listen
Mark Ablett's stately mansion, the Red House, is filled with very proper guests when his most improper brother returns from Australia. The prodigal brother enters Mark's study, the parlor maid hears arguing and the brother dies...rather suddenly, with a bullet between the eyes. The study is locked from the inside and Mark is missing!
Investigating the crime is wealthy Antony Gillingham, who rivals Sherlock Holmes in his remarkable powers of observation. He is aided by the perfect Watson, his friend Bill Beverley, a cheerful young man in white flannels. Echoes of Christopher Robin and his friends chime nostalgically throughout this charming classic of detection!
Public Domain (P)1999 Blackstone AudiobooksWhat listeners say about The Red House Mystery
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- Shaz Ginns
- 19-12-2022
A surprising change of genre
Beloved for his bear of very little brain, it is interesting to learn how ‘clever’ he could write his characters. Would have enjoyed reading more of his work in this genre.
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- Kindle Customer
- 13-12-2022
A Murder Mystery by the author of Winne the Pooh.
A Murder Mystery by the author of winnie the pooh. To me, this book contains the same sort of charm that winnie the pooh does. I loved it. It's great to read famous authors touching a genre they are not known for. Fun and charming, can recommend.
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- j
- 30-09-2022
Oh dear - a bear of little brain
Childish superficial and utterly predictable …. And a narrator with a “fruity” (read slurred) utterance means little to be gained from listening
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