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The Zeppelin's Passenger

by E. Phillips Oppenheim

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First published
1918
Pages
209
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Read by Tom Weiss · 6 h 38 min · 33 parts

  1. Chapter 01

    11:07

  2. Chapter 02

    10:57

  3. Chapter 03

    16:46

  4. Chapter 04

    10:08

  5. Chapter 05

    15:01

  6. Chapter 06

    9:04

  7. Chapter 07

    16:13

  8. Chapter 08

    11:32

  9. Chapter 09

    11:42

  10. Chapter 10

    13:57

  11. Chapter 11

    15:56

  12. Chapter 12

    8:09

  13. Chapter 13

    11:34

  14. Chapter 14

    11:31

  15. Chapter 15

    9:45

  16. Chapter 16

    10:15

  17. Chapter 17

    12:57

  18. Chapter 18

    12:49

  19. Chapter 19

    10:31

  20. Chapter 20

    12:21

  21. Chapter 21

    10:50

  22. Chapter 22

    7:36

  23. Chapter 23

    14:25

  24. Chapter 24

    14:00

  25. Chapter 25

    15:02

  26. Chapter 26

    12:39

  27. Chapter 27

    12:41

  28. Chapter 28

    8:59

  29. Chapter 29

    11:13

  30. Chapter 30

    12:33

  31. Chapter 31

    9:38

  32. Chapter 32

    8:53

  33. Chapter 33

    18:03

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On a quiet English coast during the Great War, a stranger comes ashore claiming to have descended from a passing Zeppelin, and his arrival unsettles a small seaside community already jumpy with fears of spies and raids. As Captain Griffiths, Helen Fairclough, and their neighbors weigh curiosity against suspicion, questions of loyalty and hidden identity gather around the mysterious visitor. Oppenheim folds wartime espionage into drawing-room romance, playing patriotism off against attraction while the enemy hovers, quite literally, overhead. Written while the war still raged, the novel breathes the anxious mood of home-front Britain.

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E. Phillips Oppenheim

E. Phillips Oppenheim (1866-1946) was an English novelist who wrote over a hundred thrillers of high society, espionage, and intrigue. He was one of the best-selling authors of his era.

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Book facts

First published
1918
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
209
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Tom Weiss