"If he be Mr. Hyde," he had thought, "I shall be Mr. Seek."

Atty. Mr. Utterson is worried, as the keeper of Dr Henry Jekyll’s will. The will gives everything to Edward Hyde incase of Henry’s death or disappearance. Mr. Utterson met the hideous Hyde once and does not trust him. Well it looks like Henry’s will will have to be executed as the housekeeper; Mr. Pool thinks Hyde hid Henry’s body.

Once again, I saw Spencer Tracy before I read the book, so I was anticipating a different type of story. I read "Treasure Island" so I am familiar with Stevenson’s writing style but I did not realize that this story was more of a mystery that draws the conclusion and revelation in the end. The explanation of man and his duel personality is excellent and I suspect he draws on personal experience.

I read the kindle version. It was sparse and strait forward; there was not a lot of fluff and speculation from other personalities. I made sure that the text-to speech was activated before purchasing. This helped but I had to keep reminding