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The Golden Triangle The Return of Arsène Lupin   By: (1864-1941)

The Golden Triangle The Return of Arsène Lupin by Maurice Leblanc

The Golden Triangle: The Return of Arsène Lupin by Maurice Leblanc is an enthralling and captivating masterpiece that seamlessly continues the legacy of the beloved and enigmatic gentleman thief, Arsène Lupin. Leblanc's writing style is impeccable, effortlessly transporting readers into a world filled with suspense, adventure, and intellectual intrigue.

In this intriguing tale, Leblanc once again brings Lupin out of retirement, much to the delight of his loyal fans. The story unfolds with a splendid blend of mystery and detection, as Lupin finds himself entangled in a web of international conspiracies and a legendary golden treasure. As the plot thickens, the reader is taken on a rollercoaster ride of twists and turns, ensuring that each page turn brings a new revelation that keeps them hooked.

Leblanc's character development is impeccable, as he masterfully breathes life into both familiar faces and new additions to the Lupin universe. Arsène Lupin himself remains as irresistibly charming and cunning as ever, effortlessly outwitting his adversaries at every turn. The supporting cast of characters, both old and new, provide the perfect balance of companionship and rivalry, adding depth and complexity to the narrative.

One of the book's most remarkable qualities is Leblanc's ability to transport readers to different locations across continents, thanks to his vivid and evocative descriptions. From the bustling streets of Paris to the exotic landscapes of Egypt, the characters traverse a rich tapestry of settings that create an immersive reading experience, allowing readers to feel like they are part of Lupin's thrilling escapades.

Moreover, The Golden Triangle exhibits Leblanc's impeccable storytelling skills, as he effortlessly weaves together historical events, ancient myths, and contemporary themes. The author's meticulous research shines through, enriching the narrative with fascinating details that lend authenticity and depth to the story.

While it is worth mentioning that prior knowledge of Arsène Lupin's adventures is not necessary to enjoy this book, longtime fans will undoubtedly savor the clever nods and references scattered throughout the narrative. Leblanc's deep understanding of his own creation ensures that loyal readers will not be disappointed, while also paving the way for new readers to be enthralled by this legendary character.

Overall, The Golden Triangle: The Return of Arsène Lupin is a masterful addition to the Lupin series, showcasing Maurice Leblanc's enduring talent for crafting compelling narratives packed with thrills and surprises. Fans of mystery, adventure, and elegant storytelling will find themselves completely captivated by this spellbinding tale. Prepare yourself for a riveting journey alongside the inimitable Arsène Lupin, as he once again leaves his indelible mark on the world of literature.

First Page:

[Illustration: "Send Coralie up by herself and her life shall be saved," read the scroll (Page 205)]

THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

The Return of Arsène Lupin

BY MAURICE LE BLANC

AUTHOR OF "THE WOMAN OF MYSTERY," "CONFESSIONS OF ARSÈNE LUPIN," ETC.

NEW YORK THE MACAULAY COMPANY

COPYRIGHT 1917 BY THE MACAULAY COMPANY

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE I. CORALIE 11 II. RIGHT HAND AND LEFT LEG 27 III. THE RUSTY KEY 43 IV. BEFORE THE FLAMES 59 V. HUSBAND AND WIFE 74 VI. NINETEEN MINUTES PAST SEVEN 91 VII. TWENTY THREE MINUTES PAST TWELVE 107 VIII. ESSARÈS BEY'S WORK 124 IX. PATRICE AND CORALIE 140 X. THE RED CORD 156 XI. ON THE BRINK 174 XII. IN THE ABYSS 188 XIII. THE NAILS IN THE COFFIN 206 XIV. A STRANGE CHARACTER 221 XV. THE BELLE HÉLÈNE 241 XVI. THE FOURTH ACT 263 XVII. SIMÉON GIVES BATTLE 283 XVIII. SIMÉON'S LAST VICTIM 304 XIX. FIAT LUX! 332

THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

CHAPTER I

CORALIE

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