the black star by Mcculley, johnston - 2003 hardcover

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by McCulley, Johnston, 1883-1958; Wittmack, E. Franklin (Edgar Franklin), 1894-1956 [Illustrator]

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MP3 Audio CD. The Black Star CHAPTER I—AN AIDED ESCAPE Winds whistled up the river, and winds whistled down from the hills, and they met to swirl and gather fury and rattle the city’s millions of windowpanes. They carried a mixture of sleet and fine snow, the first herald of the winter to come. In the business district they swung signs madly back and forth, and roared around the corners of high office buildings, and swept madly against struggling trolley cars. They poured through the man-made cañons; they dashed out the broad boulevards—and so they came to the attention of Mr. Roger Verbeck, at about the hour of midnight, as he turned over in his warm bed and debated whether to rise and lower the window or take a chance with the rapidly lowering temperature. “Beastly night!” Verbeck confided to himself, and put his head beneath the covers. He slept—and suddenly he awakened. A moment before he had been in the midst of a pleasant dream; now every sense was… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Black Star CHAPTER I—AN AIDED ESCAPE Winds whistled up the river, and winds whistled down from the hills, and they met to swirl and gather fury and rattle the city’s millions of windowpanes. They carried a mixture of sleet and fine snow, the first herald of the winter to come. In the business district they swung signs madly back and forth, and roared around the corners of high office buildings, and swept madly against struggling trolley cars. They poured through the man-made cañons; they dashed out the broad boulevards—and so they came to the attention of Mr. Roger Verbeck, at about the hour of midnight, as he turned over in his warm bed and debated whether to rise and lower the window or take a chance with the rapidly lowering temperature. “Beastly night!” Verbeck confided to himself, and put his head beneath the covers. He slept—and suddenly he awakened. A moment before he had been in the midst of a pleasant dream; now every sense was… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Johnston McCulley was a man of many pseudonyms who has written plenty of good prose, his most notable achievement being considered the creation of the famed character known as Zorro. Aside from that, however, McCulley managed to animate a few exciting high end pulp action stories through his masterful writing style and ability to alternate plot twists and fast paced action scenes with elegance. One of his most successful novels of this type is The Black Star. If you're used to likable villains, The Black Star may at first seem to break the mold, as he is presented as a criminal mastermind with a much more straightforward and cunning approach than most you may have encountered in various adventure stories. Unlike most Robin Hood type characters that Johnston's books may have gotten us accustomed to, the Black Star actually keeps the loot he steals for himself, instead of giving it to the poor. However, the plot becomes complicated once the illustrious thief is caught, only to put his… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Johnston McCulley was a man of many pseudonyms who has written plenty of good prose, his most notable achievement being considered the creation of the famed character known as Zorro. Aside from that, however, McCulley managed to animate a few exciting high end pulp action stories through his masterful writing style and ability to alternate plot twists and fast paced action scenes with elegance. One of his most successful novels of this type is The Black Star. If you're used to likable villains, The Black Star may at first seem to break the mold, as he is presented as a criminal mastermind with a much more straightforward and cunning approach than most you may have encountered in various adventure stories. Unlike most Robin Hood type characters that Johnston's books may have gotten us accustomed to, the Black Star actually keeps the loot he steals for himself, instead of giving it to the poor. However, the plot becomes complicated once the illustrious thief is caught, only to put his… Read More

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