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Ten Days' Wonder

The Ellery Queen Mysteries, 1948

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Ten Days' Wonder

De: Ellery Queen
Narrado por: Robert Fass
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Ellery Queen is persuaded to accompany an old friend and sculptor to his ancestral home when the latter arrives at Ellery's house covered in blood and unable to remember anything from the past few weeks. Once there, tensions erupt and foul play results in the murder of one of the household's members. Among the many transgressions Ellery will uncover are adultery, blackmail, and deceit.

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I was hating the story and the characters until whammo Ellery and the reader realize what is going on. Could be Ellery’s greatest case or his greatest failure

A mystery within a mystery within a mystery

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I liked the narrator and storyline. As usual, it has a surprise ending. I’m rarely able to identify the culprit.

Ellery Queen!

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this had so many twists and turns that you will find yourself thinking "not again".

So many solutions.

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For the third time, Ellery finds himself wrapped up in intrigue in the New England town of Wrightsville. Ellery had met Howard Von Horn years before in pre-War France. Now Howard begs Ellery to help him with his bouts of amnesia. Reluctantly, Ellery returns to Wrightsville. Here we meet Howard's rich, self-made father, a Renaissance man more demi-god than mortal. Howard's uncle is a cold calculating, miserly capitalist. His step-mother is young, elegant and beautiful. Ellery soon finds that Howard has not been completely truthful with him. There is a blackmailer bent on ruining the seemly peaceful tranquility of the Von Horn family. Ellery will find that he is being manipulated by several people acting in cross purposes.

The Self-made man, his wife and her step-son

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Admittedly, by avoiding the ghastlier recordings of Ellery Queen, my listening has been spotty – mostly just those books performed by Robert Fass and Traber Burns. But of the Queens I have heard this is by far the best. Ellery is confronted with a series of jaw-dropping revelations leading to unprecedented decisions – and a finale that changes his own perception of himself.

True, that finale is a tad drawn-out for our hurried, modern tastes. But then, few of my tastes are modern. Robert Fass was the reason I picked this one up and, as usual, he does not disappoint.

The King of the Queens

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Sometimes EQ can drag at the end but Wrightsville is different but not necessarily better.This book was different but it moved well & only at the very end did it hit a pothole.

Wasn't too bad for Wrightsville #3

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the overall a lovely story that's well thought out it's one of the rare if only times when the plot is obnoxiously obvious and overall I couldn't care less about any of the characters or their fates.

probably the least enjoyable of the series to date

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This is more a novel than a detective story. I like the way these writers think, but this one was too much for me.
It starts out with HVH calling his "friend" Ellery Queen for help and advice. It goes on from there into a most bizarre set of circumstances. As the story progresses, these circumstances get so twisted and involved that I, frankly, got tired of the whole thing. This is only the first HALF of the novel.
When the narrator (the excellent, Robert Fass) announced "Part Two", I was flabbergasted. I thought that the book was over. Instead, we are led back through the whole story to yet another conclusion. I have to admit that it had me hooked. So, I had to find out what there was to discuss, it turned out to be another long involved explanation of the crime.
Lest I go on too long, I felt the story was far too long!

A little too many words for the detective!

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This is a very violent and sad story that ends in suicide!!! I don’t recommend

Horrible story

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