The Secret Tomb, (Paperback)

<p><strong><em>The Secret Tomb</em></strong></p><p>Maurice Leblanc</p><p>When <strong>Dorothy</strong>, ropedancer and palmist, arrives at the Château de Roborey with her circus, she's already observed strange excavations at the grounds. <strong>Fate</strong> reveals a familial connection and drags her and her motley crew of war orphans into a quest for long-lost ancestral treasure, but her new-found nemesis is always close on her trail.<strong>Maurice Leblanc</strong>, most famous for his Arsène Lupin stories, here switches to a new protagonist, but fans of his other work will find her strangely recognisable. Indeed, the mystery presented here is later referenced in <strong>The Countess</strong> of Cagliostro as a puzzle that Lupin did not have time to solve. This book was originally serialised in <strong>Le Journal</strong> between January and March <strong>1923</strong>, and was published in novel form both in French and in this English translation later in the year. It was also later adapted as a French-language made-for-TV movie in <strong>1983</strong>.<strong><em>The Secret Tomb</em></strong></p><p>Maurice Leblanc</p><p>When <strong>Dorothy</strong>, ropedancer and palmist, arrives at the Château de Roborey with her circus, she's already observed strange excavations at the grounds. <strong>Fate</strong> reveals a familial connection and drags her and her motley crew of war orphans into a quest for long-lost ancestral treasure, but her new-found nemesis is always close on her trail.<strong>Maurice Leblanc</strong>, most famous for his Arsène Lupin stories, here switches to a new protagonist, but fans of his other work will find her strangely recognisable. Indeed, the mystery presented here is later referenced in <strong>The Countess</strong> of Cagliostro as a puzzle that Lupin did not have time to solve. This book was originally serialised in <strong>Le Journal</strong> between January and March <strong>1923</strong>, and was published in novel form both in French and in this English translation later in the year. It was also later adapted as a French-language made-for-TV movie in <strong>1983</strong>.<strong><em>The Secret Tomb</em></strong></p><p>Maurice Leblanc</p><p>When <strong>Dorothy</strong>, ropedancer and palmist, arrives at the Château de Roborey with her circus, she's already observed strange excavations at the grounds. <strong>Fate</strong> reveals a familial connection and drags her and her motley crew of war orphans into a quest for long-lost ancestral treasure, but her new-found nemesis is always close on her trail.<strong>Maurice Leblanc</strong>, most famous for his Arsène Lupin stories, here switches to a new protagonist, but fans of his other work will find her strangely recognisable. Indeed, the mystery presented here is later referenced in <strong>The Countess</strong> of Cagliostro as a puzzle that Lupin did not have time to solve. This book was originally serialised in <strong>Le Journal</strong> between January and March <strong>1923&amp;l</strong></p>

• The Secret Tomb, (Paperback)
• Author: Les Prairies Numeriques
• ISBN: 9791043138751
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-02-28
• Page Count: 286