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Strange Conflict

By: Dennis Wheatley
Narrated by: Christoper Lee
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Dennis Wheatley was the British master of occult writing, selling millions of books from the 1930s onwards. One of his most famous creations was the Duke de Richleau.

In this audiobook it is World War II, and Britain faces increasing pressure and burden as the Nazis swarm across Europe. When the Duke de Richleau is asked to look into how Nazi U-boats know exactly where and when supply convoys in the Atlantic will be, he discovers that evil occult forces are at work. The duke discovers that a voodoo adept from Haiti is travelling on the astral plane to gain information regarding the convoys. Now the Duke and his friends must confront their powerful foe not only on the physical plane but on the astral as well. It’s a terrific book, and Christopher Lee delivers a wonderful performance of this fascinating story.

©1941 Dennis Wheatley (P)2019 The Copyright Group

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  • 01-26-20

Jingoistic at best

This was clearly written at a time when the British empire was in full swing. Its language and attitudes reflect this. Some may even find it offensive.

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