036 - Chapter 35 The Love that Lives

036 - Chapter 35 The Love that Lives

Who killed the man in the hansom cab? Who is Sal Rawlins? What fate awaits Madge and Brian? Dive into a world of murder and family secrets in this captivating Australian mystery. Fergus Humes novel, first published in 1886, quickly became a sensation, finding its way into readers hands in England and the United States. Over a century later, Geoffrey Haines noted that The Mystery of a Hansom Cab did more than any other book to portray Melbourne in the late 1880s (in A History of Victoria, 2006). This timeless classic continues to enthrall audiences, whether in print, on air, or on screen. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins) **Note** The preface reveals the identity of the culprit, which could spoil the suspense for some listeners. To maintain the element of surprise, consider skipping the preface or saving it for after the story.

035 - Chapter 34 The Hands of Justice

Who killed the man in the hansom cab? Who is Sal Rawlins? What fate awaits Madge and Brian? Dive into a world of murder and family secrets in this captivating Australian mystery. Fergus Humes novel, first published in 1886, quickly became a sensation, finding its way into readers hands in England and the United States. Over a century later, Geoffrey Haines noted that The Mystery of a Hansom Cab did more than any other book to portray Melbourne in the late 1880s (in A History of Victoria, 2006). This timeless classic continues to enthrall audiences, whether in print, on air, or on screen. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins) **Note** The preface reveals the identity of the culprit, which could spoil the suspense for some listeners. To maintain the element of surprise, consider skipping the preface or saving it for after the story.

034 - Chapter 33 The Confession

Who killed the man in the hansom cab? Who is Sal Rawlins? What fate awaits Madge and Brian? Dive into a world of murder and family secrets in this captivating Australian mystery. Fergus Humes novel, first published in 1886, quickly became a sensation, finding its way into readers hands in England and the United States. Over a century later, Geoffrey Haines noted that The Mystery of a Hansom Cab did more than any other book to portray Melbourne in the late 1880s (in A History of Victoria, 2006). This timeless classic continues to enthrall audiences, whether in print, on air, or on screen. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins) **Note** The preface reveals the identity of the culprit, which could spoil the suspense for some listeners. To maintain the element of surprise, consider skipping the preface or saving it for after the story.

033 - Chapter 32 De Mortuis Nil Nisi Bonum

Who killed the man in the hansom cab? Who is Sal Rawlins? What fate awaits Madge and Brian? Dive into a world of murder and family secrets in this captivating Australian mystery. Fergus Humes novel, first published in 1886, quickly became a sensation, finding its way into readers hands in England and the United States. Over a century later, Geoffrey Haines noted that The Mystery of a Hansom Cab did more than any other book to portray Melbourne in the late 1880s (in A History of Victoria, 2006). This timeless classic continues to enthrall audiences, whether in print, on air, or on screen. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins) **Note** The preface reveals the identity of the culprit, which could spoil the suspense for some listeners. To maintain the element of surprise, consider skipping the preface or saving it for after the story.

032 - Chapter 31 Hush-Money

Who killed the man in the hansom cab? Who is Sal Rawlins? What fate awaits Madge and Brian? Dive into a world of murder and family secrets in this captivating Australian mystery. Fergus Humes novel, first published in 1886, quickly became a sensation, finding its way into readers hands in England and the United States. Over a century later, Geoffrey Haines noted that The Mystery of a Hansom Cab did more than any other book to portray Melbourne in the late 1880s (in A History of Victoria, 2006). This timeless classic continues to enthrall audiences, whether in print, on air, or on screen. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins) **Note** The preface reveals the identity of the culprit, which could spoil the suspense for some listeners. To maintain the element of surprise, consider skipping the preface or saving it for after the story.