"I was, perhaps, the plainest girl in the room that night. I was also the happiest—up to one o'clock. Then my whole world crumbled, or, at least, suffered an eclipse. Why and how, I am about to relate." Thus begins this mystery told by Anna Katharine Green, one of the first writers of detective fiction in America and renowned for writing well plotted, legally accurate stories.(Summary by Annise)
Chapters
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The Woman with the Diamond Read by Wina Hathaway 25:53
2
The Gloves Read by Wina Hathaway 25:34
3
Anson Durand Read by Wina Hathaway 30:06
4
Explanations Read by Wina Hathaway 17:41
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Superstition Read by Wina Hathaway 21:46
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Suspense Read by Wina Hathaway 15:00
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Night and a Voice Read by Sean Michael Hogan 27:50
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Arrest Read by Marianne Coleman-Hipkins 6:27
9
The Mouse Nibbles at the Net Read by Marianne Coleman-Hipkins 12:56
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I Astonish the Inspector Read by Marianne Coleman-Hipkins 11:43
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The Inspector Astonishes Me Read by Patti Cunningham 10:54
12
Almost Read by Patti Cunningham 17:26
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The Missing Recommendation Read by Patti Cunningham 20:04
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Trapped Read by Patti Cunningham 20:58
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Sears or Wellgood Read by Sean Michael Hogan 16:06
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Doubt Read by Sean Michael Hogan 9:49
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Sweetwater in a New Role Read by Sean Michael Hogan 12:07
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The Closed Door Read by Sean Michael Hogan 8:40
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The Face Read by Diana Majlinger 6:04
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Moonlight -- and a Clue Read by Sean Michael Hogan 9:48
21
Grizel! Grizel! Read by Annise 15:44
22
Guilt Read by Denny Sayers (d. 2015) 12:44
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The Great Mogul - part 1 Read by Patti Cunningham 25:57
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The Great Mogul - part 2 Read by Patti Cunningham 23:40
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