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Agatha Webb

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Agatha Webb

By: Anna Katharine Green
Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki, Gabrielle de Cuir
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There has been a murder in the quiet seaside village of Sutherlandtown....

Agatha Webb and her cook are found dead in the early hours of the morning after a successful party, and it seems just about anyone could be the killer. Some suspect her aging husband; others think it a robbery gone too far.

A few nosy villagers draw a connection between this murder and the deaths of her six children so many years prior: Was she truly a victim, a grieving mother? Or did she play some role in these deaths?

The list of suspects grows when a certain wealthy townsmen is blackmailed by someone who believes he murdered Agatha Webb and her cook.

In the end, it is up to the young Detective Caleb Sweetwater, a native of Sutherlandtown, to untangle this mystery, find the true killer, and bring them to justice.

Public Domain (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing
Classics Detective Fiction Mystery Traditional Detectives Village
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Enjoyable 1899 mystery, made better on audio, I suspect than reading it. Quite a few turns here and there. The most enjoyable aspect are Green's characters and how the narrator portrays them so well.

Enjoyable Early Mystery

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Dull, boring snd way too long. There were only 3 female characters, and their names were Agnes, Agatha and Abigail. Confusing. Couldn't the author think of names that weren't so similar?

like watching paint dry

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