The Room in the Dragon Volant


Read by Elizabeth Klett

(4.4 stars; 239 reviews)

J. Sheridan LeFanu's Gothic mystery novel is narrated by Richard Beckett, a young Englishman abroad in Napoleonic-era France. He falls instantly in love with a mysterious and imperiled Countess, whom he glimpses momentarily behind her black veil. In order to be near her, he takes a room in the Dragon Volant (the Flying Dragon), a haunted inn that has been the site of mysterious disappearances. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett) (4 hr 34 min)

Chapters

On the Road 8:29 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Inn-Yard of the Belle Etoile 8:33 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Death and Love Together Mated 7:39 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Monsieur Droqville 8:50 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Supper at the Belle Etoile 14:33 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Naked Sword 11:30 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The White Rose 13:22 Read by Elizabeth Klett
A Three Minutes' Visit 8:33 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Gossip and Counsel 9:17 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Black Veil 10:24 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Dragon Volant 9:50 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Magician 9:52 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Oracle Tells Me Wonders 10:47 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Mademoiselle de la Valliere 14:10 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Strange Story of the Dragon Volant 13:31 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Parc of the Chateau de la Carque 13:40 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Tenant of the Palanquin 8:54 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Churchyard 12:43 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The Key 9:58 Read by Elizabeth Klett
The High-Cauld Cap 8:43 Read by Elizabeth Klett
I See Three Men in a Mirror 7:17 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Rapture 8:26 Read by Elizabeth Klett
A Cup of Coffee 8:31 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Hope 8:41 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Despair 7:05 Read by Elizabeth Klett
Catastrophe 21:07 Read by Elizabeth Klett

Reviews

Whoa!


(5 stars)

This story's ending came totally out of left field. I was floored. The summary covers the plot. Reader was excellent, and the story was a neat twister. Enjoy!


(5 stars)

This was a great listen. Fun story and the narrator is excellent. I feel lucky to be able to listen for free. Her narrations and voices are better than a lot of audio books I've paid for. Thank you to all those who give their time and talents to these works.

Interesting & Enjoyable


(4.5 stars)

It took me a few chapters to get into it, but then it took off and I didn't want to even take a break. I love listening to Elizabeth Klett, She really gets me engaged in any character she's reading. Very well done!

Fun read!


(5 stars)

The story is engrossing and I was just as surprised as the narrator was at the way it turned out!

Predictable but still fun.


(3.5 stars)

The author has some over the top descriptions and excessively flowery language, and some of the story is super predictable, but it is still fun to listen to. Definitely a good shiver or two. I felt there were some loose ends but overall I was pleased with the story and will look for more of his works.

Slow narrative, good story


(3 stars)

Without placing any blame on Elizabeth Klett, whose work I truly love, this story proceeds quite slowly at the beginning. It of course gives the listener clues towards the final result of the tale, but in the meantime they made me lose focus. Overall a good story, though I wouldn't revisit it.

Terribly Engrossing


(5 stars)

Love the reader and the story... new to this writer, but I thoroughly enjoy him. This story caught me off guard- did not even suspect the twist at the end!

great story


(5 stars)

as always I loved the reader's performance. good book exciting story. I could see this scaring the pants of readers UN the last century! :-)