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Cover of His Last Bow Illustrated by Arthur Conan Doyle

His Last Bow Illustrated: Audiobook

The His Last Bow Illustrated audiobook runs an estimated 7 hours (about 4.7 hours at 1.5× playback speed).

7est. listening hrs
4.1★30 ratings
Mysterygenre
Free for new listeners

The instrumentWhen will you finish it?

Based on 7 hours of listening (estimated).

Days to finish His Last Bow Illustrated at common listening paces
Your paceYou'll finish in
30 min / day14 days
1 hour / day7 days
2 hours / day4 days
1 hour / day at 1.5×5 days

What our data says

  • At 7 hours (estimated), it's shorter than 60% of the mystery audiobooks we measured.
  • That's 19% shorter than the average mystery audiobook (8.6 hrs across 582 titles in our dataset).

Computed from mystery audiobooks in The Books Insider dataset (build ); listening time estimated from page count. Methodology.

Who is this for?

Best for mystery listeners who want proper detective work and a historical setting: a weekend-size listen at 7 hours (estimated).

About the book

The adventure of Wisteria lodge.--The adventure of the cardboard box.--The adventure of the red circle.--The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans.--The adventure of the dying detective.--The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax.--The adventure of the devil's foot.--His last bow.

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Questions listeners ask

How long is the His Last Bow Illustrated audiobook?

His Last Bow Illustrated runs about 7 hours, our estimate from its 236 pages at a typical narration pace. At 1.5× speed that drops to roughly 4.7 hours.

Is the His Last Bow Illustrated audiobook free?

Yes, for new listeners: the trial starts you with three free audiobooks.

When was His Last Bow Illustrated first published?

His Last Bow Illustrated by Arthur Conan Doyle was first published in 1917.