The Count's Chauffeur
William Le Queux
Read by Steven Seitel
When car-crazy George Ewart accepts employment as chauffeur to Count Bindo di Ferraris, an Italian aristocrat, he has no idea what he has just let himself in for. The opportunity to drive the powerful six-cylinder, 40 horsepower Napier open touring car provides happiness enough. The Count, however, has a secret agenda. Why is he always on the move? What mystery sees the Count Bindo rushing to the wealthy--and occasionally dangerous-- hot spots of Europe? And why must he leave so quickly after? Eventually, Ewart catches on to the Count's "mission." What will he do now?
- Summary by Steven Seitel (7 hr 35 min)
Chapters
Chapter I. A Move on the ''Forty'' | 30:43 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter II. A Sentimental Swindle | 31:52 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter III. The Story of a Secret | 35:18 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter IV. A Run with Rosalie | 29:56 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter V. The Six New Novels | 33:48 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter VI. The Gentleman from London | 33:19 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter VII. The Lady of the Great North Road | 32:23 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter VIII. The Red Rooster | 33:04 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter IX. Concerning the Other Fellow | 35:02 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter X. The Lady in a Hurry | 31:50 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter XI. The Peril of Pierrette - parts 1 and 2 | 38:11 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter XI. The Peril of Pierrette - parts 3 and 4 | 27:36 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter XI. The Peril of Pierrette - parts 5 and 6 | 27:23 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Chapter XI. The Peril of Pierrette - parts 7 and 8 | 34:45 | Read by Steven Seitel |
Reviews
Harry Lime
WLQ changed it up with this one. I feel it is the best one yet. The reader has a nice pace and doesn't over do the reading. He isn't trying to act it out but is properly reading to share the story with you.
intriguing story, good reader
Suzie
I like this author and this is an amusing story
Erster Zweiter
Entertaining story, though a bit dull and foreseeable at times. The reading is unremarkable in the most positive sense - one can fully concentrate on the story. Perfect!!
great book excellent reader!
Uncle Ell Weisgal
great reader of an interesting book.. Kept me involved
engaging one and fun for me
P M
At first, I was like, "Hey, is this 'Window' a window of a house ?" Then, a few chapters later, I'm all like, "Nah, 'Window' must be the next big character, right?" But lo and behold, I finally cracked the code – 'Window' is Bindow , the main character! Talk about a plot twist! And let's not even start with that elusive English accent – it's like trying to catch a squirrel on roller skates, but boy, is this adventure keeping me on my toes! 🏠🪟📚
old car chauffeur
bahamajohn08
interesting story very dated in everything. It's fun to hear them talk about bundling up to go automobile riding. with all the leather gloves goggles for coats and acetylene headlights. had an interesting plot sometimes a little convoluted but fairly easy to follow. I found it interesting kept me guessing.
mysterious, fantastic jewel robberies stretching across ...
William Hillmann III
... all of Europe of which the dear listener will learn nothing at all, thereby castrating the entire story of any and all intrigue and suspense!100323!
great tale
Andrew McFarlane
A series of adventures tied together with a common theme. Quite a few twists and turns which kept up interest.