by Frederick O. Bartlett
About this book
Frederick O. Bartlett's *The Web of the Golden Spider* weaves together mystery, intrigue, and high-stakes adventure across three dramatically different worlds. Beginning in the bustling city streets, the narrative sweeps listeners aboard a mutinous vessel and ultimately to the remote slopes of South America's Andes Mountains, where danger lurks at every turn.
At the heart of this tale is Wilson, a man caught between competing loyalties and impossible choices. As political upheaval engulfs a nation torn between a deposed queen and revolutionary forces fighting to establish a republic, Wilson finds himself entangled in their struggle. Yet his primary mission remains personal—rescuing the woman he loves, spirited away by a mysterious priest whose motives remain shrouded in shadow. Adding another layer of intrigue is the legendary treasure of El Dorado, rumored to lie buried beneath the depths of Lake Guadiva, promising untold riches to those bold enough to seek it.
This classic adventure fiction captures the spirit of early 20th-century storytelling, blending romantic tension with geopolitical intrigue and treasure-hunting excitement. Bartlett crafts a narrative that keeps listeners guessing about who can be trusted and what truly lies at the end of this perilous journey.
Perfect for fans of historical adventure tales and those seeking an immersive escape into a world of revolution, mystery, and buried treasure, this audiobook delivers the timeless thrills of classic literature.
