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The Step on the Stair

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(4,522 Sterne; 23 Bewertungen)

Green's last published detective novel, The Step on the Stair is typical of her earlier mysteries. Quenton is in love with Orpha, and thinks their marriage has been approved by her guardian. Imagine his shock when her engagement to Edgar is announced. Jealousy rears its ugly head. But then Quenton is made aware of gossip and superstition, which may affect his position in the household. Finding the lost will after their uncle's death could answer all their questions. (11 hr 15 min)

Chapters

Book I The Three Edgars Chapter I

13:17

Read by Lisa Greene

Chapter II

9:51

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter III

6:54

Read by BerthaMason

Chapter IV

8:22

Read by Howard Skyman

Chapter V

5:20

Read by Howard Skyman

Chapter VI

13:01

Read by Howard Skyman

Chapter VII

5:27

Read by Howard Skyman

Chapter VIII

12:30

Read by KimberlyB

Chapter IX

7:00

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter X

7:08

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter XI

6:04

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter XII

8:39

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter XIII

8:30

Read by Glossolalia

Chapter XIV

16:16

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter XV

20:35

Read by Yoganandh T

Book II Hidden Chapter XVI

5:43

Read by docdlmartin

Chapter XVII

11:00

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter XVIII

16:07

Read by John

Chapter XIX

10:48

Read by Kriti Dwivedi

Chapter XX, XXI

6:51

Read by Laurie Banza

Chapter XXII

12:18

Read by Laurie Banza

Chapter XXIII, XXIV

9:25

Read by James R. Hedrick

Chapter XXV

6:45

Read by Laurie Banza

Chapter XXVI

31:09

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter XXVII

9:47

Read by Glendav7

Chapter XXVIII

10:44

Read by ToddHW

Chapter XXIX

21:28

Read by Dawn Sutton

Chapter XXX

9:03

Read by Lisa Greene

Chapter XXXI

9:42

Read by Lisa Greene

Book III Which of Us Two? Chapter XXXII

7:13

Read by S.Reeves

Chapter XXXIII

10:27

Read by ToddHW

Chapter XXXIV, XXXV

10:01

Read by ToddHW

Chapter XXXVI

6:29

Read by ToddHW

Chapter XXXVII

26:38

Read by BookBard

Chapter XXXVIII

17:18

Read by BookBard

Chapter XXXIX, XL

6:20

Read by BookBard

Chapter XLI

7:36

Read by James R. Hedrick

Chapter XLII

4:11

Read by Lisa Greene

Chapter XLIII

7:49

Read by acousticwave

Chapter XLIV

14:54

Read by TheBlueSpirit

Chapter XLV, XLVI, XLVII

11:43

Read by Nancy Gorgen

Chapter XLVIII

19:29

Read by Nancy Gorgen

Chapter XLIX, L

6:34

Read by S.Reeves

Book IV Love Chapter LI

3:11

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter LII

19:57

Read by Nancy Gorgen

Chapter LIII

4:44

Read by Nancy Gorgen

Chapter LIV

30:43

Read by Nancy Gorgen

Chapter LV

13:38

Read by Dawn Sutton

Chapter LVI, LVII, LVIII, LIX

14:17

Read by prajak

Chapter LX

8:37

Read by jnette4237

Chapter LXI

15:16

Read by prajak

Chapter LXII

11:57

Read by prajak

Chapter LXIII

18:12

Read by Paul Hampton

Chapter LXIV, LXV

9:42

Read by JimScheel

Chapter LXVI

10:51

Read by JimScheel

Chapter LXVII, LXVIII, LXIX

9:22

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter LXX

9:38

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter LXXI

8:16

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter LXXII

1:40

Read by Yoganandh T

Chapter LXXIII

8:57

Read by Yoganandh T

Bewertungen

Another good AKG story.

(5 Sterne)

It is my understanding that this was AKGs last book. A bit long but good. It has been interesting to follow her career from horse and buggy to automobiles with the changing of lighting from lanterns and gas lights to electric lights. I did enjoy this book however there were times that I had to re-listen to certain chapters. I have found that I can learn to understand people that have strong accents by just listening a few times until I understand. Also by using the speed control (on my app it is a rabbit icon in the upper right hand corner) to slow down people that talk too fast and speed up those that read too slow. It makes understanding certain readers much easier.

(3 Sterne)

I found this book difficult to get through because it was so long and rambling. It was much too long and needed some editing to help the story flow more. I’m relieved that it’s over actually! It was interesting, but not very compelling.