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A murder in a luxury Paris hotel sets off one of Arsene Lupin's most dangerous adventures. When wealthy magnate Rudolf Kesselbach is found dead under mysterious circumstances, suspicion falls on the legendary gentleman-thief himself. Yet the crime is only the surface of a much larger plot. Hidden identities, stolen jewels, and the enigmatic code "813" all lead to a conspiracy powerful enough to shake Europe.
Maurice Leblanc, creator of the world-famous gentleman burglar, weaves together mystery, crime, and political intrigue in a fast-paced story of deception and pursuit. In 813, readers encounter international espionage, coded secrets, ruthless rivals, and high-society scandal, all bound together by Lupin's trademark wit and daring.
Blending the suspense of classic detective fiction with the thrills of an international crime novel, this book stands as one of the boldest works in the Arsene Lupin series. It captures the elegance of Parisian life while exploring dark conspiracies, hidden motives, and the clash of powerful forces behind the scenes of history.
Perfect for fans of:
Classic mystery and detective fiction Crime thrillers and jewel heist stories Historical suspense novels with espionage The adventures of Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot Readers discovering Arsene Lupin through modern adaptations
This edition is designed for readers seeking gentleman thief adventures, crime drama with political intrigue, and timeless mysteries filled with clever twists. Maurice Leblanc's 813 delivers a brilliant mix of elegance and danger, showing why Lupin remains a cornerstone of French crime literature and one of the most captivating figures in classic fiction.
