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Guy Garrick by Arthur B. Reeve audiobook.
Genre: mystery
In early twentieth-century New York, private detective Guy Garrick makes his name by treating crime like a laboratory problem. With his loyal friend and assistant Tom Marshall at his side, Garrick is pulled into a baffling case that begins with a rich young man, Mortimer Warrington, reporting the theft of his prized automobile and quickly escalates into violence, intimidation, and a trail of clues that suggest the robbery is only the surface of something far bigger. As the police and an insurance investigator struggle to keep pace with a fast-moving underworld, Garrick applies emerging forensic methods and ingenious devices to test evidence, trace hidden connections, and expose the mechanisms of a motor-driven criminal ring. The investigation leads from respectable drawing rooms to backroom gambling, blackmail, and official corruption, where every witness seems compromised and every lead may be a trap. Blending brisk action with the excitement of new technology, Guy Garrick is a classic mystery of modernity arriving at street level, and a detective determined to prove that science can outthink the citys most ruthless operators.
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Chapters (Approximate)
(00:00:00) Chapter 01
(00:06:31) Chapter 02
(00:15:58) Chapter 03
(00:28:28) Chapter 04
(00:40:40) Chapter 05
(00:55:37) Chapter 06
(01:12:47) Chapter 07
(01:28:11) Chapter 08
(01:43:07) Chapter 09
(01:59:08) Chapter 10
(02:14:09) Chapter 11
(02:30:59) Chapter 12
(02:54:17) Chapter 13
(03:08:30) Chapter 14
(03:21:26) Chapter 15
(03:35:51) Chapter 16
(03:52:14) Chapter 17
(04:03:03) Chapter 18
(04:15:53) Chapter 19
(04:34:12) Chapter 20
(04:48:50) Chapter 21
(05:09:00) Chapter 22
(05:20:26) Chapter 23
(05:31:49) Chapter 24
(05:54:35) Chapter 25
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Guy Garrick by Arthur B. Reeve audiobook.
Genre: mystery
In early twentieth-century New York, private detective Guy Garrick makes his name by treating crime like a laboratory problem. With his loyal friend and assistant Tom Marshall at his side, Garrick is pulled into a baffling case that begins with a rich young man, Mortimer Warrington, reporting the theft of his prized automobile and quickly escalates into violence, intimidation, and a trail of clues that suggest the robbery is only the surface of something far bigger. As the police and an insurance investigator struggle to keep pace with a fast-moving underworld, Garrick applies emerging forensic methods and ingenious devices to test evidence, trace hidden connections, and expose the mechanisms of a motor-driven criminal ring. The investigation leads from respectable drawing rooms to backroom gambling, blackmail, and official corruption, where every witness seems compromised and every lead may be a trap. Blending brisk action with the excitement of new technology, Guy Garrick is a classic mystery of modernity arriving at street level, and a detective determined to prove that science can outthink the citys most ruthless operators.
For ad-free listening try our premium subscription
Chapters (Approximate)
(00:00:00) Chapter 01
(00:06:31) Chapter 02
(00:15:58) Chapter 03
(00:28:28) Chapter 04
(00:40:40) Chapter 05
(00:55:37) Chapter 06
(01:12:47) Chapter 07
(01:28:11) Chapter 08
(01:43:07) Chapter 09
(01:59:08) Chapter 10
(02:14:09) Chapter 11
(02:30:59) Chapter 12
(02:54:17) Chapter 13
(03:08:30) Chapter 14
(03:21:26) Chapter 15
(03:35:51) Chapter 16
(03:52:14) Chapter 17
(04:03:03) Chapter 18
(04:15:53) Chapter 19
(04:34:12) Chapter 20
(04:48:50) Chapter 21
(05:09:00) Chapter 22
(05:20:26) Chapter 23
(05:31:49) Chapter 24
(05:54:35) Chapter 25
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