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Sexton Blake: Caribbean Crisis & Voodoo Island
- Sexton Blake, Book 6
- Narrated by: Colin Mace
- Length: 9 hrs and 25 mins
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Michael Moorcock’s triumphant return to Britain’s adventuring detective, Sexton Blake! His first published novel restored, revised, expanded … and presented with a brand new prequel story!
A deep sea mission …
A baffling murder …
Beneath a sky of limpid sapphire blue, the research ship Gorgon rolls gently on the scintillating waters of the Caribbean Sea.
Below, two men in a bathysphere, lowered more than a 150 fathoms into the crushing depths. But when the sphere is raised, there is only one man inside … and he has a knife in his back!
Now Sexton Blake must answer an impossible question: How did the killer escape?