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Shipwreck
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- Narrated by: Charles Leggett
- Length: 1 hr and 25 mins
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Shipwreck
Narrated by:
Charles Leggett
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Publisher's Summary
A retired police detective tells a story from his family's history. This is his story....
On a cold winter morning in 1873, a crowd gathers on the shore of a Nova Scotia fishing village. A stormy sea has thrown a ship onto the rocks. The villagers work bravely to save the ship's crew. But many die. When young Will Murdoch and the local priest examine the bodies, they discover gold and diamonds. They suspect that the shipwreck was not responsible for all of the deaths. With the priest's help, Will - who grows up to be a famous detective - solves his first mystery.
©2010 Maureen Jennings (P)2021 Maureen Jennings
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