RAVENSBY

De: KEVIN GROTE

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In the tense year of 1772, as political unrest simmers across the American colonies, a different, more sinister storm is brewing. Benjamin Franklin, the celebrated scientist, printer, and statesman, is inadvertently drawn into a horrifying mystery. A renowned theatrical troupe, led by the charismatic and depraved actor Ravensby, is traveling the Eastern Seaboard, leaving a trail of vanished young women in their wake.

What begins as a simple request to place a missing person advertisement in the Pennsylvania Gazette transforms into a chilling mosaic of interconnected disappearances. Franklin, with his brilliant and meticulous mind, is the only one who sees the pattern—a macabre trade in human life orchestrated by Ravensby. He turns his study into a solitary war room, piecing together fragments of information from disparate newspapers and correspondence.

His investigation takes him from the bustling streets of Philadelphia to the foggy, labyrinthine alleys of London and Paris, where he is forced to confront a brutal network of human trafficking. Aided by a small, courageous band of allies, including a sharp-witted young woman named Elsbeth and a loyal valet, Franklin uses his keen intellect and scientific methods to hunt his elusive prey. The pursuit is a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, testing Franklin's resolve and forcing him to confront a darkness he never knew existed.