A Certain Dr Thorndyke

A Certain Dr Thorndyke by R. Austin Freeman features a gripping narrative centered around a chaotic ambush, where the protagonist, Osmond, seizes the opportunity to lead a daring counterattack against a disoriented enemy, showcasing themes of bravery and strategic cunning in the face of danger. The story unfolds with intense action and the struggle for survival amidst the confusion of battle.

By R. Austin Freeman · First published 1926 · Genre: Mystery, Detective Fiction, Crime · 20 chapters

Contents

• The Fugitive
• The Legatee
• The Mutiny on the 'Speedwell'
• The Phantom Mate
• The New Afterguard
• Betty Makes a Discovery
• The Mate Takes his Discharge
• The Last of the 'Speedwell'
• Arms and the Man
• Betty's Appeal
• The Order of Release
• The Indictment
• Thorndyke Takes up the Inquiry
• Thorndyke Makes a Beginning
• Mr. Wampole is Highly Amused
• Which Treats of Law and Buttons
• The Lapidary
• The End of the Clue
• Thorndyke Connects the Links
• Osmond's Motive

More by R. Austin Freeman

• Pontifex, Son And Thorndyke (1931)
• The D'Arblay Mystery (1926)
• The Mystery of Angelina Frood (1924)
• Dr Thorndyke Intervenes (1933)
• The Eye of Osiris (1911)
• For the Defence, Dr. Thorndyke (1926)
• A Silent Witness (1914)
• The Case of Oscar Brodski (1930)
• All works by R. Austin Freeman