Doctor Syn
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Russell Thorndike
Doctor Syn: A Tale of the Romney Marsh is the first in the series of Doctor Syn novels by Russell Thorndike and inspired a Disney movie called the Scarecrow of Romney Marsh starring Patrick Patrick McGoohan. In this story we are introduced to the complex Christopher Syn, the kindly vicar of the little town of Dymchurch. Dr Syn seems pleasant, but is he much more than he seems? Although published first, this book is the last of the series chronologically. The town is located near the Romney Marsh, an ideal location for smuggling operations. Captain Howard Collyer, a revenue agent for the crown, arrives on the scene convinced that he can find and capture the smugglers that must be active in the area. The locals deny any knowledge of any smuggling operations, but warn of mysterious bands of witches and glowing demons that ride fire-breathing horses roam the marsh. Can this straight forward navy captain survive these supernatural foes as he investigates Romney Marsh and the disturbing events that begin to happen in Dymchurch? - Summary by Brett Downey (7 hr 37 min)
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a rousing tale
Suzie
Great story with good narrators, all of whom were good, which you don’t often get when stories are read by numerous different volunteers.
Doctor Syn
Ralph Vaughn
In the tradition of Robert Lewis Stephenson and other sea-faring yarns... great story telling! Every young lad should partake.
Well done! An intriguing story and perfectly narrated by all readers!
WellReadRaven
ManyRoads
A rousing tale of adventure, love, piracy and honor.
brilliantly dark and reminiscent of earlier gothic works
Esther Paine
Can we have more from this author volunteer readers what an excellent story set in Dymchurch Kent where I am considering moving to. Great readers also perhaps they could come up with more from this author also apparently his sister is as good but there are no stories of hers on LibriVox. I wanted to give it a five star rating but fith star just is not complying with me. Thank u librivox and readers.