Striding Folly: Three Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries Free Audiobook Download by Dorothy L. Sayers

"As the titles of these three mysteries indicate, they are not so much detective stories as novels of detection. In each, Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane set out to solve a puzzling mystery that has been set before them by an anonymous letter."

Striding Folly is a crime novel by Dorothy L. Sayers and has been adapted into film three times; the most recent was in 2014. Lord Peter Wimsey, amateur sleuth, solves various crimes throughout the book, as usual with his helpful and intelligent companions.

Three Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries conveniently collected as one audiobook. Dorothy L. Sayers wrote these stories featuring the brilliant Lord Peter Wimsey as a short story writer, who is trying to find his way out of a rut.

Dorothy L. Sayers wrote three mysteries about Lord Peter Wimsey, who is a delightful and unconventional detective with a taste for opera, fine food, and beautiful women. [Ian Carmichael] narrates these classics in his lush and engaging voice.

Striding Folly is a series of three mystery novels featuring fictional detective Lord Peter Wimsey. Written by Dorothy L. Sayers, they were published in the 1930s and are set in England in the Edwardian Era. The first, Unnatural Death, won the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award for Best Novel in 1933.

Dorothy L. Sayers, better known as Dorothy L. Sayers, was an English crime writer who is widely acknowledged to be one of the most important mystery writers of the 20th century. She wrote ten mystery novels featuring British detective Lord Peter Wimsey, beginning with The Nine Tailors in 1926 and continuing until her death in 1957.