
NELJÄ NAISTA RISTILLÄ
MAURICE LEBLANC
ENSIMMÄINEN LUKU
TOINEN LUKU
KOLMAS LUKU
NELJÄS LUKU
VIIDES LUKU
KUUDES LUKU
SEITSEMÄS LUKU
KAHDEKSAS LUKU
A lone woman in a grey veil arrives in a small Breton village, her striking beauty hidden beneath a thick shawl. She stops for a hurried breakfast at the local inn, then asks the innkeeper to watch her luggage before setting out on a journey that splits into two roads—one toward Quimperlé, the other toward Quimper. Choosing the latter, she follows a faint sign pointing to a nearby hamlet, only to find the landscape empty and the directions puzzling.
She discovers a modest castle nearby, its shutters shut and a distant church bell tolling, then settles on a quiet meadow to read a mysterious letter addressed to “Madame Véronique, fashion house, Besançon.” The note, signed by a secretive agency, hints at a covert assignment tied to her past and the shadowy events that have surrounded her family. As she pieces together the cryptic instructions, listeners are drawn into a web of intrigue that promises danger, hidden motives, and a quest for truth in a world still reeling from the upheavals of war.
Language
fi
Duration
~8 hours (508K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2017-08-10
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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