The Inventor

Penny Green Series, Book 4

De: Emily Organ

Narrado por: Gabrielle Baker

London 1884. Electricity pioneer Simon Borthwick lights up Victorian London with a stunning illuminations display - then shoots himself in a hansom cab.

Plucky Fleet Street reporter Penny Green witnesses the inventor's death and suspects the clue to his suicide lies in a mysterious letter he left behind. But can she persuade Inspector James Blakely of Scotland Yard that a crime has been committed?

Borthwick isn't the only person who died that day, and Penny soon encounters a shadowy world which the police can't get close to. When the intimidation begins, Penny starts to fear for her own safety. James does what he can to protect her, but is it enough?

©2018 Emily Organ (P)2019 Tantor

Penny's letters

Pretty good murder mystery...Super slow burn with Penny's and James love story. Then add unanswered questions about Penny's long missing/dead dad. Keeps you listening and waiting for answers.

Better than the first

The stories are better, but I’m still confused. Half the time Penny is bold and resourceful and then other times she acts like a child. Hope she grows up soon.

Absolute surprise ending

This has definitely been my favorite of the Penny Green series with all its twist and turns. Kept me guessing

I have found a new series

I have found a new series. At first it was hard for me , but I have come to enjoy this series. I am looking forward to reading all of penny’s adventures.

Lights, Action ,Murder. Mystery

Loved the historical and Victorian setting and much interesting information regarding many subject, from Bogata, Columbia to the fashionable society and crime ridden streets of London. However, the story did drag somewhat in the middle. But never fear, it picked up and raced to a startling and surprising ending. Whats next for the fearless, head strong ground breaking female reporter?