Trent Intervenes
The Detective Club
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Trent Intervenes
Narrated by:
Steven Crossley
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Narrated by:
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Steven Crossley
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E. C. Bentley
About this listen
Twelve stories from the celebrated author of one of the most famous mystery classics ever written, Trent's Last Case.
Philip Trent is an artist, a journalist, and an urbane unraveller of highly problematical crimes. Here the unshakable sleuth appears in twelve tales of misadventure, where the crimes that he investigates range from fraud and embezzlement to criminal assault and murder, yet they all succumb to his adept methods even if the criminal sometimes escapes.
Trent Intervenes affirms Bentley's reputation as an author of the first rank and displays his ability to write equally well in the short story form.
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Critic reviews
"To say that Trent in small pieces is as excellent as Trent entire is recommendation enough." (Saturday Review of Literature)
"A collection of twelve stories, each and all worthy of your attention." (New York Herald Tribune Books)
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