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Classic Audiobook Collection - Cynthia Wakeham's Money by Anna Katharine Green ~ Full Audiobook [mystery]
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Cynthia Wakeham's Money by Anna Katharine Green ~ Full Audiobook [mystery]

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06/29/23

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Cynthia Wakeham's Money by Anna Katharine Green audiobook.

Genre: mystery

When ambitious young New York lawyer Frank Etheridge is abruptly summoned to Flatbush to draft the last will of the dying Cynthia Wakeham, he expects an unpleasant errand and a quick fee. Instead, he finds a once-grand house stripped to the bone, a terrified woman clinging to her final choices, and a hungry relative, Hiram Huckins, hovering for an inheritance. Cynthia's papers point to a missing sister, Harriet Smith, and to a troubling condition tied to the estate: whoever claims the money must take up residence in Cynthia's desolate home and remain there for a full year. Following the trail into the quiet village of Marston, Frank crosses paths with Dr. Edgar Sellick and the town's most baffling enigma: the Cavanagh sisters, Emma and Hermione, who have lived like prisoners behind their own gate since a long-ago rupture with the outside world. Hermione's scar, the sisters' secrecy, and rumors of a locked laboratory turn a legal search for heirs into something far more dangerous. As new visitors arrive and old grudges surface, Frank must untangle love, greed, and buried crimes before Cynthia Wakeham's money destroys the very people it was meant to save.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:13:38) Chapter 02

(00:41:00) Chapter 03

(00:55:08) Chapter 04

(01:09:28) Chapter 05

(01:25:05) Chapter 06

(01:48:42) Chapter 07

(02:01:57) Chapter 08

(02:21:27) Chapter 09

(02:28:54) Chapter 10

(02:46:45) Chapter 11

(03:07:36) Chapter 12

(03:39:15) Chapter 13

(03:51:28) Chapter 14

(04:04:29) Chapter 15

(04:21:57) Chapter 16

(04:40:04) Chapter 17

(04:59:37) Chapter 18

(05:16:57) Chapter 19

(05:28:00) Chapter 20

(05:59:21) Chapter 21

(06:10:39) Chapter 22

(06:26:33) Chapter 23

(06:45:08) Chapter 24

(07:03:20) Chapter 25

(07:14:13) Chapter 26

(07:25:49) Chapter 27

(07:47:57) Chapter 28

(07:58:02) Chapter 29

(08:11:19) Chapter 30

(08:30:18) Chapter 31

(08:38:59) Chapter 32

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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes by Anita Loos audiobook.

Genre: comedy

A witty, sparkling satire of money, romance, and American ambition, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes follows Lorelei Lee, a charming young woman with a sharp eye for diamonds and an even sharper sense of how the world works. Told through Lorelei's breezy diary entries, the story tracks her whirlwind travels from New York to Europe alongside her best friend, Dorothy Shaw, whose independent streak and quick tongue make her both Lorelei's partner in mischief and her occasional reality check. As Lorelei courts wealthy admirers and navigates high society parties, hotels, and theater scenes, she pursues what she calls a sensible goal: securing a comfortable future through a rich marriage. But the path is crowded with suspicious relatives, jealous rivals, moralizing authority figures, and men who think they can control the terms of romance. With every new encounter, Lorelei must balance charm, calculation, and self-preservation while keeping her own narrative firmly in hand. By turns hilarious and cutting, the novel skewers class pretensions, gender expectations, and the transactional side of love, all while celebrating the sheer audacity of a heroine determined to write her own rules.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:29:11) Chapter 02

(00:51:54) Chapter 03

(01:20:27) Chapter 04

(01:43:29) Chapter 05

(01:59:57) Chapter 06

(02:22:13) Chapter 07

(02:45:12) Chapter 08

(03:10:33) Chapter 09

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Reflections on the Formation and Distribution of Wealth by Anne Robert Jacques Turgot audiobook.

Genre: business

Written by French statesman and economist Anne Robert Jacques Turgot in the eighteenth century, Reflections on the Formation and Distribution of Wealth is a compact but far-reaching guide to how societies create prosperity and how that prosperity moves through different hands. Speaking to readers who want more than slogans about markets or inequality, Turgot builds from everyday realities: land and labor, harvests and prices, wages and rents. He introduces clear distinctions between those who work the soil, those who craft and trade, and those who provide capital, then asks what each group contributes and what each can reasonably claim. Along the way he explains why saving matters, how capital accumulates, why interest exists, and how investment and risk shape the opportunities available to individuals and nations. Framed by the concerns of pre-Revolutionary France but aimed at universal questions, the work connects personal choices to large-scale outcomes and invites listeners to think critically about property, production, and exchange. Whether you are exploring the roots of classical economics or seeking a sharper lens on modern debates, Turgot offers a rigorous, accessible starting point.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:03:15) Chapter 02

(00:11:47) Chapter 03

(00:17:23) Chapter 04

(00:23:22) Chapter 05

(00:28:41) Chapter 06

(00:36:57) Chapter 07

(00:42:15) Chapter 08

(00:51:10) Chapter 09

(00:57:53) Chapter 10

(01:04:02) Chapter 11

(01:11:02) Chapter 12

(01:17:04) Chapter 13

(01:27:31) Chapter 14

(01:34:30) Chapter 15

(01:46:16) Chapter 16

(02:01:00) Chapter 17

(02:11:59) Chapter 18

(02:16:31) Chapter 19

(02:24:24) Chapter 20

(02:34:42) Chapter 21

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