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The Missing Mr. Lee

A Classic Hard-Boiled Tale from the Original Black Mask

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The Missing Mr. Lee

By: Hugh B. Cave
Narrated by: Anthony Heald, Lorna Raver, Christine Williams, Rochelle Savitt, Bill Hughes, Tom Weiner, Grover Gardner
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An eccentric boarding house denizen winds up dead; his presumed killer, a fellow boarder, has vanished. The baffling case unfolds through the testimony of witnesses, who are themselves suspect.©1968 Keith Alan Deutsch (P)2008 Blackstone Audio, Inc. Anthologies Anthologies & Short Stories Crime Crime Fiction Fiction Noir
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Really well narrated. Worth twice the price just to hear the actors and actresses preform.

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The missing Mr. Lee was a good quick listen by Black Mask Audio Magazine, written by Hugh B. Cave in 1940. The narrating done by a full cast was spot on.

Good Old Time Radio

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Good to listen too, recommend for moderate listening. Good reader!

The Missing Mr. Lee

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Fun nugget of a whodunnit, set post Prohibition, told through one-sided dialogue as witnesses speak to an unheard-from detective about the death of one man and the disappearance of another. The accents and radio-style narration are entertaining and the period-music in the background sets the right pulpy tone. Excellent as a free listen.

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