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The Three Hostages

by John Buchan

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First published
1924
Pages
260
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11 h 59 min · 23 parts

  1. Doctor Greenslade Theorises

    25:15

  2. I Hear Of The Three Hostages

    42:41

  3. Researches In The Subconscious

    32:32

  4. I Make The Acquaintance Of A Popular Man

    40:56

  5. The Thursday Club

    31:18

  6. The House In Gospel Oak

    42:10

  7. Some Experiences Of A Disciple

    32:52

  8. The Blind Spinner

    22:04

  9. I am Introduced To Strong Magic

    22:27

  10. Confidences At A Wayside Inn

    37:13

  11. How A German Engineer Found Strange Fishing

    42:49

  12. I Return To Servitude

    23:38

  13. I Visit The Fields Of Eden

    22:11

  14. I Visit the Fields of Eden Part 2

    17:20

  15. Sir Archibald Roylance Puts His Foot In It

    33:12

  16. How A French Nobleman Discovered Fear

    25:51

  17. Our Time Is Narrowed

    35:34

  18. The District - Visitor In Palmyra Square

    20:37

  19. The Night Of The First Of June

    37:35

  20. The Night Of The First Of June – Later

    40:14

  21. Machray

    31:46

  22. How I Stalked Wilder Game Than Deer

    33:13

  23. How I Stalked Wilder Game than Deer part 2

    25:52

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Richard Hannay has settled into peaceful country life when a desperate puzzle pulls him back into danger. Three people, connected only by the cruelty done to them, have been kidnapped by a shadowy network, and the sole clue to their whereabouts is a set of cryptic verses. Hannay's hunt leads to Dominick Medina, a charming and celebrated public figure who hides a talent for hypnotism and a cold appetite for control. John Buchan turns the chase into a battle of wills, testing Hannay's nerve against an enemy who can bend the human mind itself. It stands as the fourth of the Hannay thrillers that began with The Thirty-Nine Steps.

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John Buchan

John Buchan (1875-1940) was a Scottish novelist, historian, and statesman who served as Governor General of Canada. His fast-paced Richard Hannay thrillers helped define the espionage adventure genre.

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Book facts

First published
1924
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
260
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook