The perfume of the lady in black

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The perfume of the lady in black

by Gaston Leroux

EN·~10 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
1

The Perfume of the Lady in Black

1:27
2

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

1:22
3

The Perfume of the Lady in Black - CHAPTER I WHICH BEGINS WHERE MOST ROMANCES END

24:22
4

CHAPTER II IN WHICH THERE IS QUESTION OF THE CHANGING HUMORS OF JOSEPH ROULETABILLE

11:53
5

CHAPTER III THE PERFUME

21:42
6

CHAPTER IV EN ROUTE

27:07
7

CHAPTER V PANIC

38:38
8

CHAPTER VI THE FORT OF HERCULES

31:47
9

CHAPTER VII WHICH TELLS OF SOME PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY JOSEPH ROULETABILLE TO DEFEND THE FORT OF HERCULES AGAINST THE ATTACK OF AN ENEMY

40:05
10

CHAPTER VIII WHICH CONTAINS SOME PAGES FROM THE HISTORY OF JEAN ROUSSEL-LARSAN BALLMEYER

14:32

Description

After the sensational events that once trapped him in a locked room, the young journalist‑detective Joseph Rouletabille finds himself back in Paris, summoned to a quiet wedding that feels anything but ordinary. The ceremony of Robert Darzac and Mathilde Stangerson unfolds beneath the dim arches of a modest church, while whispers of past mysteries linger in the air. Uninvited yet inevitable, Rouletabille’s old adversary, the cunning Inspector Larsen, appears, promising that the celebration will quickly turn into a new puzzle.

A faint, unsettling perfume drifts through the shadows, hinting at a concealed danger that claws at the edges of the festivities. As guests mingle and secrets surface, Rouletabille must navigate a maze of cryptic clues, hidden motives, and an ominous fort that looms on the horizon. The first act sets a tense stage where loyalty, love, and logic are tested, inviting listeners to join the hunt before the darkness deepens.

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Language

en

Duration

~10 hours (583K characters)

Release date

2025-01-31

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gaston Leroux

Gaston Leroux

1868–1927

Best known for creating The Phantom of the Opera, he brought a reporter’s eye for drama, mystery, and atmosphere to everything he wrote. His stories helped shape modern detective fiction and still feel lively, clever, and cinematic today.

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