The Nameless Man

Beginning with an argument about the yellow peril, this novel of murder and intrigue attempts to prove its actuality. Between California and Washington, in diplomatic circles and social life, the mystery runs, implicating white men as well as Japanese. And mingled with the adventure of seeking the fomenter of plots and murder of innocent men, is the never-failing love interest, as troubled as it is true.
- Summary by New York Times, quoted in The Book Review Digest, 1917 (6 hr 44 min)

Chapters

Shadows	5:21	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Man From California	10:56	Read by James R. Hedrick
Ways That Are Dark	16:01	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Alibi	14:18	Read by James R. Hedrick
Recognition	11:42	Read by James R. Hedrick
At The Japanese Embassy	20:16	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Lesson	20:21	Read by James R. Hedrick
P. S.	22:50	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Interview	16:05	Read by James R. Hedrick
Freaks of Memory	17:10	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Whisper	21:52	Read by James R. Hedrick
Quicksand	17:50	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Quarrel	15:25	Read by James R. Hedrick
A Startling Interruption	16:01	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Fatal Request	9:41	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Inquest	17:56	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Coroner Asks Questions	15:25	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Unknown	21:18	Read by James R. Hedrick
Unexpected Evidence	19:56	Read by James R. Hedrick
Elusive Clews	14:16	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Still, Small Voice	24:39	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Confession	14:56	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Midnight Visitor	11:19	Read by James R. Hedrick
The Road To Happiness	29:07	Read by James R. Hedrick

Reviews

Intriguing mystery which was skillfully read. Enjoyed it.

(5 stars)

Sharon

Yes, it's racist

(1 stars)

WareforCoin

The mystery is good, the writing is good, but I can't get past how very, very racist it is. It's a product of its time, but that doesn't make it more ok. I suggest listening to another book, this one will just leave a bad taste in your mouth.