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Eight Strokes of the Clock

Maurice Leblanc

Maison d'édition: Classic Echo

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Synopsis

Eight mysterious adventures. One brilliant gentleman thief.

In Eight Strokes of the Clock, Maurice Leblanc brings readers back to the fascinating world of Arsène Lupin, the elegant and ingenious gentleman thief. Across a series of cleverly constructed mysteries, Lupin uses his intelligence, disguises, charm, and remarkable ability to outwit both criminals and the authorities.

Each adventure presents a new puzzle involving mystery, crime, hidden secrets, deception, romance, and unexpected twists. As the clock moves toward its eighth stroke, Lupin finds himself drawn into situations where careful observation and quick thinking are essential.

Leblanc's storytelling combines the excitement of detective fiction with the sophistication of French adventure literature. Lupin is not a conventional criminal protagonist; his wit, confidence, humor, and unpredictable sense of justice make him one of classic literature's most memorable antiheroes.

For readers who enjoy Arsène Lupin, classic mysteries, gentleman thieves, detective fiction, crime adventures, French literature, and clever plot twists, Eight Strokes of the Clock offers an entertaining collection of suspenseful adventures.

Follow Arsène Lupin through eight intriguing mysteries where every clue matters and nothing is quite what it seems. Discover Eight Strokes of the Clock today and experience Maurice Leblanc's timeless blend of crime, mystery, adventure, and deception.
Disponible depuis: 17/08/2026.
Longueur d'impression: 229 pages.

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