Another good offering by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Interesting story, slow at times but still held my attention. Didn’t solve it. Mary Ann as the narrator always does a good job. A couple of misread words, the most glaring of which when she called “row” as “row a boat” when it was clearly intended as “row in an argument.” Overall, a “good” listen.

good mixture of intrigue and romance....a cozy mystery

liked it. kind of long.

Very good mystery!

Interesting story and well read

Boring not good

Boring and slow

Great book. This may be my fav narrator as she is easy to listen to both in just pleasant to the ear and easy to follow.

The narrator was great. It is so much easier to listen with one narrator. The story is convoluted but still angaging.

Glad to only have one narrator

Intriguing events which take place around a sleeping car. A lawyer, Lawrence Blakeney is carrying important papers which it is hoped to be used in a trial against a forger. But before he can get there, a great number of things happen including theft, mixed up sleeping arrangements, missing men and even murder. That there were several women who seem to have had some part in the events, adds more mystery. Untangling the chronology and the individuals involved is crucial because what the clues seem to say, is that Mr. Blakeney has committed the crime. Everyone believes that his story of the theft of his personal items, along with the papers, is not true.

Interesting mystery and several different things happening to make it intriguing. Hard to follow sometimes. Narration is somewhat monotone.