MoonstoneWilkie Collins
Moonstone
The story concerns a young woman called Rachel Verinder who inherits a large Indian diamond, the Moonstone, on her eighteenth birthday.
The book is widely regarded as the precursor of the modern mystery and suspense novels. T. S. Eliot called it 'the first, the longest, and the best of modern English detective novels'. It contains a number of ideas which became common tropes of the genre: a large number of suspects, red herrings, a crime being investigated by talented amateurs who happen to be present when it is committed, and two police officers who exemplify respectively the 'local bungler' and the skilled, professional, Scotland Yard detective. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Audiolibros
48 capítulos
20 h 8 min
- 1 Prologue14:25
- 2 First Period: Chapter 16:24
- 3 First Period: Chapter 211:06
- 4 First Period: Chapter 316:37
- 5 First Period: Chapter 420:57
- 6 First Period: Chapter 518:18
- 7 First Period: Chapter 625:14
- 8 First Period: Chapter 79:55
- 9 First Period: Chapter 827:44
- 10 First Period: Chapter 915:30
- 11 First Period: Chapter 1027:04
- 12 First Period: Chapter 1153:28
- 13 First Period: Chapter 1228:41
- 14 First Period: Chapter 1316:54
- 15 First Period: Chapter 1418:26
- 16 First Period: Chapter 1529:26
- 17 First Period: Chapter 1618:58
- 18 First Period: Chapter 1714:10
- 19 First Period: Chapter 1814:24
- 20 First Period: Chapter 1910:24
- 21 First Period: Chapter 208:47
- 22 First Period: Chapter 2127:43
- 23 First Period: Chapter 2222:46
- 24 First Period: Chapter 2330:05
- 25 Second Period: First Narrative I32:18
- 26 Second Period: First Narrative II27:46
- 27 Second Period: First Narrative III26:22
- 28 Second Period: First Narrative IV21:58
- 29 Second Period: First Narrative V22:03
- 30 Second Period: First Narrative VI & VII30:22
- 31 Second Period: First Narrative VIII34:54
- 32 Second Period: Second Narrative I26:10
- 33 Second Period: Second Narrative II & III34:31
- 34 Second Period: Third Narrative I & II28:12
- 35 Second Period: Third Narrative III20:29
- 36 Second Period: Third Narrative IV34:45
- 37 Second Period: Third Narrative V21:42
- 38 Second Period: Third Narrative VI22:17
- 39 Second Period: Third Narrative VII32:28
- 40 Second Period: Third Narrative VIII31:40
- 41 Second Period: Third Narrative IX36:26
- 42 Second Period: Third Narrative X35:10
- 43 Second Period: Fourth Narrative Part 131:05
- 44 Second Period: Fourth Narrative Part 236:16
- 45 Second Period: Fourth Narrative Part 338:26
- 46 Second Period: Fifth Narrative42:41
- 47 Second Period: Sixth Narrative27:28
- 48 Second Period: Seventh and Eighth Narratives; Epilogue26:00
