Hound of the Baskervilles, The Valley of Fear
Often called the best detective story ever written, "The Hound of the Baskervilles" is a true classic. In this thrilling tale of suspense, the venerable Sherlock Holmes is summoned to the grim moors of Devonshire to investigate the mysterious death of Hugo Baskerville. Legend has it that the Baskerville men are fated to be killed by a giant beast from Hell. Now blood chilling howls signal that the fierce hound is poised to attack again. Also included is "The Valley of Fear", in which John Douglas lives in a feudal manor house built upon the ruins of a castle surrounded by a moat. Every night he brings up the drawbridge to keep intruders out. Nevertheless, someone shoots him in the face with a peculiarly American weapon-asawed-off shotgun. Thus are Holmes and Watson plunged into another mystery thick with London fog and the evil of Dr. Moriarity.
Arthur Conan Doyle  (Author),     Patrick Tull  (Narrator)    Format: Audio CD
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