
MAURICE LEBLANC
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"APO ON.
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ARSÈNE LUPIN!
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Inside the glittering walls of Paris’s Palace Hotel, the affluent Rudolf Kesselbach returns from a night of high‑society gatherings to discover his suite ransacked. A locked‑door mystery, a tampered suitcase, and a frantic call to the police hint at a shadowy intruder who moved with the confidence of someone who knows the building’s secrets. The tension mounts as Kesselbach and his nervous clerk chase phantom footprints through polished corridors, setting the stage for a classic whodunit.
Enter the incomparable Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief whose reputation for daring heists and razor‑sharp intellect precedes him. Lupin’s charm and daring hide‑and‑seek with the police blend humor with suspense, turning a simple burglary into a battle of wits. Listeners will be drawn into Lupin’s elegant deceptions and the delicate dance between priceless treasure and relentless investigation, all before the story’s first twists unfold.
Language
fi
Duration
~10 hours (585K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2017-07-26
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1864–1941
Best known for creating Arsène Lupin, this French novelist and journalist brought wit, suspense, and style to popular fiction. His stories helped turn the gentleman thief into one of crime literature’s most enduring characters.
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