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Moonstone

The story concerns a young woman called Rachel Verinder who inherits a large Indian diamond, the Moonstone, on her eighteenth birthday.

The book is widely regarded as the precursor of the modern mystery and suspense novels. T. S. Eliot called it 'the first, the longest, and the best of modern English detective novels'. It contains a number of ideas which became common tropes of the genre: a large number of suspects, red herrings, a crime being investigated by talented amateurs who happen to be present when it is committed, and two police officers who exemplify respectively the 'local bungler' and the skilled, professional, Scotland Yard detective. (Summary from Wikipedia)

Year of Publication: 1868Genres: Detective Fiction

Running Time: 20 hours 08 minutes 55 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Prologue Mike Gardom	14:25
2	First Period: Chapter 1 Mike Gardom	6:24
3	First Period: Chapter 2 Mike Gardom	11:06
4	First Period: Chapter 3 Mike Gardom	16:37
5	First Period: Chapter 4 Mike Gardom	20:57
6	First Period: Chapter 5 Mike Gardom	18:18
7	First Period: Chapter 6 Lee Ann Howlett	25:14
8	First Period: Chapter 7 Mike Gardom	9:55
9	First Period: Chapter 8 Mike Gardom	27:44
10	First Period: Chapter 9 Mike Gardom	15:30
11	First Period: Chapter 10 Lee Ann Howlett	27:04
12	First Period: Chapter 11 Graham Redman	53:28
13	First Period: Chapter 12 Gesine	28:41
14	First Period: Chapter 13 Gesine	16:54
15	First Period: Chapter 14 J. M. Smallheer	18:26
16	First Period: Chapter 15 J. M. Smallheer	29:26
17	First Period: Chapter 16 J. M. Smallheer	18:58
18	First Period: Chapter 17 J. M. Smallheer	14:10
19	First Period: Chapter 18 Lee Ann Howlett	14:24
20	First Period: Chapter 19 Lee Ann Howlett	10:24
21	First Period: Chapter 20 Mike Gardom	8:47
22	First Period: Chapter 21 Mike Gardom	27:43
23	First Period: Chapter 22 Mike Gardom	22:46
24	First Period: Chapter 23 Mike Gardom	30:05
25	Second Period: First Narrative I Kristine Bekere	32:18
26	Second Period: First Narrative II Kristine Bekere	27:46
27	Second Period: First Narrative III Kristine Bekere	26:22
28	Second Period: First Narrative IV Kristine Bekere	21:58
29	Second Period: First Narrative V Kristine Bekere	22:03
30	Second Period: First Narrative VI & VII Kristine Bekere	30:22
31	Second Period: First Narrative VIII Kristine Bekere	34:54
32	Second Period: Second Narrative I Joel Poortenga	26:10
33	Second Period: Second Narrative II & III Joel Poortenga	34:31
34	Second Period: Third Narrative I & II Joel Poortenga	28:12
35	Second Period: Third Narrative III Joel Poortenga	20:29
36	Second Period: Third Narrative IV Joel Poortenga	34:45
37	Second Period: Third Narrative V Joel Poortenga	21:42
38	Second Period: Third Narrative VI Joel Poortenga	22:17
39	Second Period: Third Narrative VII Joel Poortenga	32:28
40	Second Period: Third Narrative VIII Joel Poortenga	31:40
41	Second Period: Third Narrative IX Joel Poortenga	36:26
42	Second Period: Third Narrative X Joel Poortenga	35:10
43	Second Period: Fourth Narrative Part 1 Graham Redman	31:05
44	Second Period: Fourth Narrative Part 2 Graham Redman	36:16
45	Second Period: Fourth Narrative Part 3 Graham Redman	38:26
46	Second Period: Fifth Narrative Joel Poortenga	42:41
47	Second Period: Sixth Narrative Joel Poortenga	27:28
48	Second Period: Seventh and Eighth Narratives; Epilogue Justin Brett	26:00