Maurice Leblanc: The Exploits of Arsène Lupin

The work of Maurice Leblanc is a blend of crime fiction and adventure, combining elements of suspense, action, and detective mystery.
The book is set in early 20th-century France, offering readers a vivid and immersive journey into a bygone era—a world of elegant mansions, narrow Parisian streets, and high society.
Arsène Lupin, the gentleman burglar, is a charming character possessed of talent, wit, and humor. He is graceful and sophisticated, making him a memorable and compelling figure.
This edition includes two popular novels featuring the adventures of Arsène Lupin: "The Hollow Needle" and "813." In the first novel, in order to unravel the mystery of the enigmatic words "the hollow needle" and capture the most famous rogue of all time, the greatest minds of Europe, including the cunning British detective Herlock Sholmes, who is eager to avenge his past failures, set out on Lupin's trail. In "813," a millionaire is brutally murdered in a fashionable hotel. A calling card of Arsène Lupin is found near the body. Is the noble thief, a favorite of the public, capable of cold-blooded murder? Or is someone cunningly trying to frame the famous adventurer by pinning their own dirty crimes on him.

Author: Maurice Leblanc

Translator: S. Khachaturova

Pages: 576 (newsprint). Paperback

Dimensions: 185x120x22 mm

Series: Azbooka-Classics