Malcolm Sage, Detective
Herbert George Jenkins
Read by Anna Simon
Step into the intriguing world of Malcolm Sage, a detective whose sharp mind and keen instincts unravel the most perplexing mysteries. This collection of short stories captures the first year of the Malcolm Sage Detective Bureau, showcasing a series of cases that challenge both his intellect and his resolve.
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, each story presents a unique puzzle, from thefts to disappearances, all steeped in the social nuances of the time. Jenkins crafts a narrative that balances wit and suspense, inviting listeners to engage with the clues alongside Sage.
As a sequel to John Dene of Toronto, this work expands on the character of Sage, offering a deeper exploration of his methods and motivations. With its blend of humor and intrigue, this audiobook is a delightful journey for fans of detective fiction and those new to the genre alike.
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Reviews
Fairly good set of stories
Ancient Aunt
This was a fairly good set of detective stories in the style of Sherlock Holmes. Stick with it through the first set-up chapter and you'll be pleased. This Librivox volunteer reader is excellent!
struell
Very well read. I love Anna Simon's readings. The character of Malcom Sage was hard to picture though the author tried hard. Overall not the best but The stories were interesting.
Snowed in Again
Oh nooooo! I didn't want it to end! What a nice wonky detective and what a wonderful reader.
lizzy
Oh to have all detectives with minds like Malcolm Sage, then crime would be a rarity. This is a very good collection of tales that leaves you wanting more. Ms. Anna Simon is an excellent narrator. Thank you to LibriVox.
Well read stories
Biblio
Very entertaining. After the set-up in the initial chapters, each short story is told in 1-2 chapters. Very well read by the Librivox volunteer, such a pleasure to listen to.
BinneyOB
The reader is excellent and and to the enjoyment of the work. As with all old text be aware of attitudes expressed that are no longer acceptable.
ItsLoriK
I enjoyed most of the stories. While the reader speaks English well she does so way too fast making me unable to understand some parts.
Humour
TLast
Collection of linked short stories with good secondary characters, lots of humour, and interesting mysteries. Well read. What more could you want?