The Hand of Fu-Manchu

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In The Hand of Fu-Manchu, the relentless Nayland Smith and his steadfast companion, Doctor Petrie, find themselves once again pitted against the diabolical machinations of the infamous Dr. Fu-Manchu. This gripping tale unfolds as they navigate a web of intrigue and danger, determined to thwart the sinister plans of their arch-nemesis.

Set against a backdrop of exotic locales and shadowy conspiracies, the story delves into themes of good versus evil, as well as the moral complexities faced by those who confront malevolence. Rohmer's vivid storytelling immerses listeners in a world where intellect and courage are tested at every turn.

As the stakes rise, Smith and Petrie must rely on their wits and resourcefulness to uncover the truth and prevent catastrophe. This installment not only continues the thrilling saga of their adventures but also deepens the exploration of the enigmatic Fu-Manchu, making it a distinctive entry in the series.

Chapters

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01 - The Traveler from Tibet 8:41 Read by Elaine Twiddle
02 - The Man With the Limp 6:05 Read by Elaine Twiddle
03 - Sakya Muni 15:56 Read by Elaine Twiddle
04- The Flower of Silence 14:18 Read by Elaine Twiddle
05 - John Ki's 6:41 Read by Elaine Twiddle
06 - The Si-Fan Move 5:31 Read by Elaine Twiddle
07 - Chinatown 12:46 Read by Elaine Twiddle
08- Zarmi of the Joy-Shop 14:59 Read by Elaine Twiddle
09- Fu-Manchu 4:45 Read by Elaine Twiddle
10- The Tulun-Nur Chest 7:28 Read by Elaine Twiddle
11- In the Fog 7:14 Read by Elaine Twiddle
12- The Visitant 9:13 Read by Elaine Twiddle
13- The Room Below 8:03 Read by Elaine Twiddle
14 - The Golden Pomegranates 5:10 Read by Elaine Twiddle
15 - Zarmi Reappears 13:44 Read by Elaine Twiddle
16 - I Track Zarmi 6:56 Read by Elaine Twiddle
17 - I Meet Dr Fu-Manchu 9:22 Read by Elaine Twiddle
18 - Queen of Hearts 10:23 Read by Elaine Twiddle
19 - Zagazig 8:16 Read by Elaine Twiddle
20 - The Note on the Door 11:04 Read by Elaine Twiddle
21 - The Second Message 7:52 Read by Elaine Twiddle
22 - The Secret of the Wharf 10:55 Read by Elaine Twiddle
23 - Arrest of Samarkan 10:14 Read by Elaine Twiddle
24 - Cafe de l'Egypte 8:35 Read by Elaine Twiddle
25 - The House of Hashish 4:41 Read by Elaine Twiddle
26 - The Demon's Self 12:34 Read by Elaine Twiddle
27 - Room with the Golden Door 13:43 Read by Elaine Twiddle
28 - The Mandarin Ki-Ming 9:43 Read by Elaine Twiddle
29 - Lama Sorcery 12:13 Read by Elaine Twiddle
30 - Medusa 9:15 Read by Elaine Twiddle
31 - The Marmoset 10:14 Read by Elaine Twiddle
32 - Shrine of the Seven Lamps 11:47 Read by Elaine Twiddle
33 - The Anti-Climax 6:41 Read by Elaine Twiddle
34 - Graywater Park 11:20 Read by Elaine Twiddle
35 - The East Tower 11:28 Read by Elaine Twiddle
36 - The Dungeon 16:16 Read by Elaine Twiddle
37 - Three Nights Later 9:51 Read by Elaine Twiddle
38 - The Monk's Plan 7:30 Read by Elaine Twiddle
39 - The Shadow Army 12:40 Read by Elaine Twiddle
40 - The Black Chapel 8:07 Read by Elaine Twiddle

Reviews

END OF THE YELLOW PERIL?


Perhaps the best of the three Fu Manchu books. The style of all of the books is strange, short bursts of activity generously littered with doleful thoughts. But, it works for Rohmer. I immensely enjoyed all three.

More spectacular andventures and another fine recording


Third book in the Fu-Manchu series: a collection of short stories about the adventures of Commissioner Sir Denis Nayland Smith and Dr. Petrie in stopping Dr. Fu-Manchu from becoming the ruler of the civilized world... Dr. Fu-Manchu at the height of his powers – more terrifying than ever! Many thanks to laineyben for her delightful reading: well worth listening to!

Great Stories


I am becoming a fan of Elaine Tweddle The way she reads these stories is great. I like the accent she gives Fu Manchu. The new story "The Quest of the Sacred Slipper" is well worth listening to also. Roland

amazing!


well read and kept me on the edge of my seat!!!

Three is enough.


I have enjoyed listening to the first three books in the series now, and I am really grateful to the narrators for their amazing efforts in bringing them to us. The stories are riveting, and I’ll never regret having listened, but they do start to get the feeling of being serialized for a periodical, and follow a repetitive pattern of occurrences after a while. Definitely worth a listen though!

Great story, but . . .


Typical spellbinding Sax Rohmer story, but spoiled by the attempt at cliche Oriental accent. I like her reading, but as soon as she goes into her accents, it spoils it all for me and I find it racist (which should not be happening in this age). Stick to different voices, but skip the demeaning accents.

A little tiring but a good story


I hope the good doctor and Smith have finally learned how to protect Caramea, please excuse spelling, and stay together at least she and the doctor.

Adventure


Another adventure with a touch of romance