The Greene Murder Case
A Philo Vance Mystery

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
The Greene mansion stands at the end of East Fifty-third Street, a dark relic of old New York where a rich, quarrelsome family lives under the terms of a strange will. One winter night, gunshots ring out, and two of the Greene sisters are found shot in their bedrooms. It is only the beginning.

As the snow falls and the household turns on itself, District Attorney Markham and Sergeant Heath are baffled. Philo Vance, drawn by the psychology of a family poisoned by resentment, follows a trail of footprints, missing poisons and forbidden books to a truth more chilling than anyone imagined.

First published in 1928, The Greene Murder Case is often called Van Dine's masterpiece and one of the great Golden Age mysteries. This unabridged edition is performed by a full cast, with a distinct voice for Vance, Markham, Heath and every member of the Greene household. Produced by EZY Studios.