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The Blue Cross
The Blue Cross is the first Father Brown short story by Chesterton, who went on to write an entire series of Father Brown Mysteries.
About The Blue Cross
The Blue Cross is the first Father Brown short story by Chesterton, who went on to write an entire series of Father Brown Mysteries. In this story, Aristide Valentin, head of the Paris Police, is on the trail of the world's most famous criminal, Flambeau, who is a master of disguise, and may appear to be anyone. Valentin deduces that Flambeau is going to try and steal The Blue Cross, a priceless silver cross with precious blue stones. Valentin must stop him, but in this case it is actually Father Brown who is the better detective.
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The Blue Cross — frequently asked
- Is The Blue Cross on Spotify?
- We haven't confirmed The Blue Cross on Spotify's audiobook catalog yet. Spotify audiobooks are included with Premium (up to a monthly listening limit) in supported markets.
- Is The Blue Cross on Apple Books?
- Yes — The Blue Cross is available as an audiobook on Apple Books.
- Who wrote The Blue Cross?
- The Blue Cross is by G.K. Chesterton.
- Where can I buy the The Blue Cross audiobook?
- Audible and Amazon both carry audiobooks; use the retailer links on this page to go straight to The Blue Cross. For print copies, compare Bookshop.org, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.
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