liljoeo

A classic detective Maigret story Maigret and fellow inspector Lognon clash in their investigations into the murder of an unknown young woman in Paris. Maigret endeavors to piece together the story of the girl and in doing so uncovers details about her past and her character that lead him to the truth behind her tragic demise.

A classic detective Maigret story Inspector Maigret is working on connecting an old nemesis to a string of robberies, but when the man is found dead, he must turn instead to hunting down his killer.

A classic detective Maigret story Maigret is hatching a plan to capture a serial murderer by playing on the killer's perverse vanity. He finally succeeds when an important clue leads him to three suspects. But the three are entangled in a web of guilt and possessiveness so tight he might get be able to get the truth free.

A classic detective Maigret story Maigret is called from his usual duties in Paris to investigate a murder in a small village located close to La Rochelle. A local postmistress has been killed and suspicion has fallen on the local schoolmaster. When Maigret gets there, he discovers a very inward-looking community of people who hated the victim because she knew all their secrets. Maigret must determine if one of those secrets was enough to make someone into a killer.

Continuing the story of Late into the Night and The Night of Caesar's Knives, William Keenan brings us another classic spy thriller How about another honeymoon? How does Vienna sound this time?

The sequel to Late into the Night, a classic spy thriller by William Keenan Doris and Michael are now married and back from their honeymoon. But not so surprisingly they are offered a second honeymoon to Rome...

A classic Steve Gardiner radio drama Looking for his old friend Jimmy Morton, Steve Gardiner arrives in a small Scottish seaside resort. But he's picked the wrong time for a reunion. The sleepy town is being terrorized by a homicidal maniac dubbed 'the Kind Man', and panic stalks the streets. Stepping off the train after dark, Steve is almost lynched by a terrified crowd, and at the gloomy Morton house he finds Jimmy and his father Wilfred behaving strangely. Then, waking in the night, he hears a voice whispering verses in his ear... Jimmy's heard the voice too. He claims it belongs to a dead man: Francis Lennox. A local poet and his close friend, they were in the same prison camp in Korea - but only Jimmy made it home. But what really happened there, and could it be linked to the killings? Can the Kind Man be caught before he strikes again?

A Thane and Moss radio detective drama. A used-car dealer is found in the middle of a model railway. Before long, the body becomes linked with the threat of a major crime planned by a gang of men who quickly show themselves ready to do it again. Against the backdrop of a city invaded by football fans arriving for an international match, Thane and Moss struggle to find the truth. The football match is just one piece of a jigsaw that climaxes in an art heist of unparalleled magnitude. Bill Knox: the grandfather of tartan noir. Decades before Inspector Rebus, Karen Pirie and Jack Laidlaw walked Scotland's mean streets, two detectives solved the nation's crimes. Chief Inspector Thane the hot-headed one and Moss his cool, determined colleague.

Following from the first story, the Prisoner of Zenda, three years on from his Ruritanian adventures, Rudolf Rassendyll is living in voluntary exile, separated from his beloved Flavia since her marriage to the King. His only consolation is the annual red rose she sends him, as a token of love and remembrance. But now, instead of a flower, she has sent a letter—and this incriminating missive has been intercepted by the dastardly Rupert of Hentzau. The repercussions will bring Rassendyll face-to-face with his old foe, as he is embroiled once more in danger and intrigue. Based on Anthony Hope's novel Rupert of Hentzau published in 1898.

On holiday in the East European province of Ruritania, English gentleman Rudolf Rassendyll is caught up in a web of subterfuge. When his distant cousin, King Rudolf, is drugged on the eve of his coronation, Rassendyll is persuaded to impersonate him at the ceremony, thereby thwarting Rudolf's half-brother's attempts to seize the throne. But as the doppelganger is crowned, the real King is kidnapped and imprisoned. To save him, Rassendyll is forced to continue the deception; and finds himself falling in love with the King's intended bride, Princess Flavia. Based on Anthony Hope's novel The Prisoner of Zenda first published in 1894.

A classic spy thriller by William Keenan Doris is getting strange telephone calls from someone in Germany trying to reach her boss, Michael Hayward, who is out of the office. When the stranger finally gets hold of Hayward, it’s an old army mate, Dave Owen Thomas, who he hasn't seen in 15 years. Dave sounds very agitated saying that he's in trouble and asks Mike to fly over and help him out. Mike arrives in Germany, but the hotel room David is supposed to be in is occupied by an elderly English gentleman. Early the next morning Michael is awoken by the hotel manager advising that the elderly English gentleman has fallen from an upper floor window - he is still barely alive and is asking for Michael. When Michael arrives, the old man asks him if he reads poetry. When Michael says yes, the old man whispers in his ear so that no-one else can hear: "Late into the night..." before dying. Now, the German police are wondering what Michael has to do with his death?

A Thane and Moss radio detective drama. The safe-raiding at Glen Ault whisky warehouse seems an ordinary enough incident to Detective Chief Inspector Colin Thane and Detective Inspector Phil Moss of Glasgow's bustling Millside Division. But the case assumes major proportions when the jailed man's wife is murdered, and HM Customs and Excise become involved. The two CID officers soon realize that the real taste of proof would have to come from the whisky - but to find their proof they must travel from the great sprawl of a new housing development in the city to the desolate loneliness of a vast peatbog. Bill Knox: the grandfather of tartan noir. Decades before Inspector Rebus, Karen Pirie and Jack Laidlaw walked Scotland's mean streets, two detectives solved the nation's crimes. Chief Inspector Thane the hot-headed one and Moss his cool, determined colleague.

A classic detective Maigret story Who is telling the truth? The man named Marton, a worried and fragile character, convinced that his wife wants to poison him slowly? Or the cold Gisele Marton, who asserts with slight contempt that her husband is neurasthenic? Both of them, in any case, are strange enough to arouse Maigret's curiosity and flair.

Dramatized audiobook, audio story, audiobook, audio drama, radio drama of The Hobbit. Audiobook story original radio broadcast of all parts