The Stretton Street Affair


Read by Tom Weiss

(4.4 stars; 253 reviews)

Hugh Gabriel has recently been repatriated from the war and has rejoined his old firm as an electrical engineer. On the way to visit his uncle one night, he is asked by a servant if he would be willing to meet with his wealthy master who is in some distress. Hugh becomes witness to, and directly involved with, a dastardly murder. Or has he? Who is this mysterious millionaire Oswald De Gex he has been asked to meet with? Is Doctor Moroni an honest physician or a diabolical monster? And what about the fair Gabrielle - but then, is there more than one Gabrielle? Le Queux, the Master of Mystery once again weaves an intricate plot which takes Hugh Gabriel to locations throughout Europe as he tries to unravel a scheme that he does not understand, nor why he is involved. ( Summary by Tom Weiss ) (8 hr 39 min)

Chapters

00 - Prologue 15:15 Read by Tom Weiss
01 - Introduces Oswald De Gex 29:14 Read by Tom Weiss
02 - The Sister's Story 18:47 Read by Tom Weiss
03 - Who Was Gabrielle Engledue? 17:45 Read by Tom Weiss
04 - Facing The Music 16:15 Read by Tom Weiss
05 - The City Of The Lilly 17:03 Read by Tom Weiss
06 - Another Puzzle 18:51 Read by Tom Weiss
07 - The Millionaire's Apprehensions 19:40 Read by Tom Weiss
08 - Little Mrs. Cullerton 19:33 Read by Tom Weiss
09 - Some Plain Speaking 14:49 Read by Tom Weiss
10 - Monsieur Suzor Again 17:38 Read by Tom Weiss
11 - The Absolute Facts 18:22 Read by Tom Weiss
12 - Red, Green, and Gold 17:24 Read by Tom Weiss
13 - Some Interesting Revelations 17:01 Read by Tom Weiss
14 - The Gate Of The Sun 15:55 Read by Tom Weiss
15 - The Intruder 16:10 Read by Tom Weiss
16 - Another Strange Disclosure 15:12 Read by Tom Weiss
17 - What The Professor Found 16:14 Read by Tom Weiss
18 - More About The Mystery Man 16:15 Read by Tom Weiss
19 - The Track of Despujol 16:20 Read by Tom Weiss
20 - Mademoiselle Jacquelot 16:38 Read by Tom Weiss
21 - At The Hotel Luxembourgh 17:33 Read by Tom Weiss
22 - Gabrielle At Home 16:06 Read by Tom Weiss
23 - The Death Drug 17:59 Read by Tom Weiss
24 - Yet Another Mystery 16:07 Read by Tom Weiss
25 - What The Valet Knew 19:20 Read by Tom Weiss
26 - More About Mateo Sanz 15:40 Read by Tom Weiss
27 - A Curious Story 10:54 Read by Tom Weiss
28 - Love The Conqueror 20:42 Read by Tom Weiss
29 - Another Plot 7:31 Read by Tom Weiss
30 - Conclusion 7:39 Read by Tom Weiss

Reviews

Bravo from Borneo


(5 stars)

I have read many WLQ books and this is certainly one of the best. As always, Tom Weiss does an excellent job in narrating the story. WLQ'S talent lies in creating and developing characters that are extremely engaging and then setting them in scenes that are described in such detail. I loved how this particular plot line had so many twists and turns. Excellent murder mystery novel!

Excellent mystery


(5 stars)

Definitely a page turner! The summary covers the plot. You will hate the bad guy in this story. He is untouchable, or so he appears to be. The good guy is a true hero, dogging the trail of the mystery until the truth finally comes out. Tom W is another excellent LV reader. Thanks Tom!

another good adventure and read


(4 stars)

very similar to other books by the same author and a great read by Tom Weiss I enjoy all of his audio books

Kept you guessing


(5 stars)

the style of writing takes a little bit of getting used to but once you do it's actually pretty good. you can miss a couple of minutes here and there and then pick it up later on and it's no problem. this is a great book to listen to when your semi-occupied doing other activities. the book is very enjoyable

Great mystery story


(5 stars)

This book read by Tom Weiss, is fun to listen to. Mr. Weiss is a great reader with a pleasant voice, good pronunciation and the right amount of inflection. The story is complicated and kept my interest.


(4 stars)

A very enjoyable tale, full of old world charm, this is the third Le Queux book I have listened to and he has become a favourite! Thank you to Tom Weiss who's skilful narration increased my enjoyment.


(5 stars)

Very well written. A good page turner. Obvious conclusion, but still very entertaining. The reader Tom Weiss was excellent. I hope to read more of Le Queux n books.

Romantic story that keeps your interest.


(4.5 stars)

Well read and interesting criminal love story where neither theme is well developed. Many twists and turns will keep your interest.