The Mysterious Key and What It Opened by Louisa May Alcott - 2007-12-20

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MP3 Audio CD. After her husband, Sir Richard Trevlyn, died under mysterious circumstances as he received news on a secret matter from a stranger, his widow and daughter are entirely baffled. What could have been so ominous as to cause the man's sudden demise? Perhaps the boy who makes his way into their lives may be able to shed some light on the matter, but at least at first, he only manages to further cloud the mystery. Strange proceedings and fatal legacies dominate this intriguing story written by Louisa May Alcott, and even though the author's ability to captivate and entrance her readers doesn't compete with some of her more well-known works, The Mysterious Key and What It Opened is still considered to be an interesting and welcome change from the Little Women series that Alcott is most known for. A fairly notable shift from the writing style she usually employs, the story is able to attract your interest with an almost magnetic force, causing readers throughout the past 150 years to just keep… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. After her husband, Sir Richard Trevlyn, died under mysterious circumstances as he received news on a secret matter from a stranger, his widow and daughter are entirely baffled. What could have been so ominous as to cause the man's sudden demise? Perhaps the boy who makes his way into their lives may be able to shed some light on the matter, but at least at first, he only manages to further cloud the mystery. Strange proceedings and fatal legacies dominate this intriguing story written by Louisa May Alcott, and even though the author's ability to captivate and entrance her readers doesn't compete with some of her more well-known works, The Mysterious Key and What It Opened is still considered to be an interesting and welcome change from the Little Women series that Alcott is most known for. A fairly notable shift from the writing style she usually employs, the story is able to attract your interest with an almost magnetic force, causing readers throughout the past 150 years to just keep… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Mysterious Key and What It Opened Chapter I THE PROPHECY Trevlyn lands and Trevlyn gold, Heir nor heiress e'er shall hold, Undisturbed, till, spite of rust, Truth is found in Trevlyn dust. "This is the third time I've found you poring over that old rhyme. What is the charm, Richard? Not its poetry I fancy." And the young wife laid a slender hand on the yellow, time-worn page where, in Old English text, appeared the lines she laughed at. Richard Trevlyn looked up with a smile and threw by the book, as if annoyed at being discovered reading it. Drawing his wife's hand through his own, he led her back to her couch, folded the soft shawls about her, and, sitting in a low chair beside her, said in a cheerful tone, though his eyes betrayed some hidden care, "My love, that book is a history of our family for centuries, and that old prophecy has never yet been fulfilled, except the 'heir and heiress' line. I am the last Trevlyn, and as the time draws near when my child… Read More