Dark Days by Hugh Conway read by Warren Kati | Full Audio Book

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Dark Days by Hugh Conway (1847 - 1885) Genre(s): Crime & Mystery Fiction, Romance, Published 1800 -1900 Read by: Warren Kati in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - A Prayer and a Vow 00:29:24 - 02 - A Villain's Blow 01:06:49 - 03 - The Wages of Sin 01:33:59 - 04 - At All Cost - Sleep! 01:57:00 - 05 - A White Tomb 02:19:06 - 06 - The Secret Kept 02:40:48 - 07 - The Meeting of the Snow 03:07:52 - 08 - Flight 03:28:17 - 09 - Safe - and Loved! 03:52:21 - 10 - The Sword Falls 04:16:41 - 11 - Special Pleading 04:35:21 - 12 - Tempted to Dishonour 04:57:24 - 13 - The Last Hope 05:20:53 - 14 - The Criminal Court 05:41:18 - 15 - The Black Cap 06:03:10 - 16 - 'Where are the Snows That Fell Last Year?' 06:24:38 - 17 - Clear Skies Basil North, a thirty-year-old medical doctor, leads a busy life establishing his medical practice in a large English provincial town. His life has no room for a woman in it until Basil meets the beautiful Phillipa and immediately falls deeply in love. But Phillipa loves him not. She moves to London and, while there, meets and marries another man. The crestfallen Basil, believing that he has lost the only woman in the world whom he can love, sells his medical practice and becomes a morose man without a goal or object in life. After a time, Philippa's scoundrel husband becomes abusive and abandons her. Phillipa then returns to Basil's life, giving him hope for a second chance to woo her. But the next night, Philippa's husband is murdered, and Basil believes Philippa to be the prime suspect. Dark days are ahead as Basil tries to protect his love from the law and Philippa grapples with her conscience. The story explores the power that love has over human nature, right vs. wrong and the inevitable pursuit of justice. Written in 1884 in the first person, Dark Days is an early psychological novel as the author consistently explores the mental states of both Philippa and Basil. - Summary by Warren Kati More information: https://librivox.org/dark-days-by-hugh-conway/