Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version)
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Editor: Arunavo Chatterjee
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Publisher: Atmajaa Publishers
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Format: Hardcover
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Language: English
About the Book
Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version) is a thrilling anthology of classic detective fiction that brings together five of the most iconic and unconventional investigators of the Victorian era. This collection follows the gripping adventures of C. Auguste Dupin, Martin Hewitt, Horace Dorrington, Max Carrados, and Lady Molly of Scotland Yard, as they unravel complex and baffling mysteries in the gas-lit streets of Victorian London.
The stories feature a rich variety of cases—missing jewels, locked-room murders, daring robberies, and plots involving international intrigue. Each sleuth employs sharp intellect, keen observation, and distinctive investigative methods, offering readers a fascinating glimpse into the early evolution of detective fiction.
With vivid depictions of Victorian society, its social hierarchies, urban life, and emerging technologies, this book captures both the suspense of crime-solving and the atmosphere of the age. Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version) is an essential read for lovers of classic mysteries, historical fiction, and anyone interested in the roots of modern detective literature.
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Book Details
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Editor: Arunavo Chatterjee
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Publisher: Atmajaa Publishers
-
Format: Hardcover
-
Language: English
About the Book
Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version) is a thrilling anthology of classic detective fiction that brings together five of the most iconic and unconventional investigators of the Victorian era. This collection follows the gripping adventures of C. Auguste Dupin, Martin Hewitt, Horace Dorrington, Max Carrados, and Lady Molly of Scotland Yard, as they unravel complex and baffling mysteries in the gas-lit streets of Victorian London.
The stories feature a rich variety of cases—missing jewels, locked-room murders, daring robberies, and plots involving international intrigue. Each sleuth employs sharp intellect, keen observation, and distinctive investigative methods, offering readers a fascinating glimpse into the early evolution of detective fiction.
With vivid depictions of Victorian society, its social hierarchies, urban life, and emerging technologies, this book captures both the suspense of crime-solving and the atmosphere of the age. Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version) is an essential read for lovers of classic mysteries, historical fiction, and anyone interested in the roots of modern detective literature.
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Book Details
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Editor: Arunavo Chatterjee
-
Publisher: Atmajaa Publishers
-
Format: Hardcover
-
Language: English
About the Book
Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version) is a thrilling anthology of classic detective fiction that brings together five of the most iconic and unconventional investigators of the Victorian era. This collection follows the gripping adventures of C. Auguste Dupin, Martin Hewitt, Horace Dorrington, Max Carrados, and Lady Molly of Scotland Yard, as they unravel complex and baffling mysteries in the gas-lit streets of Victorian London.
The stories feature a rich variety of cases—missing jewels, locked-room murders, daring robberies, and plots involving international intrigue. Each sleuth employs sharp intellect, keen observation, and distinctive investigative methods, offering readers a fascinating glimpse into the early evolution of detective fiction.
With vivid depictions of Victorian society, its social hierarchies, urban life, and emerging technologies, this book captures both the suspense of crime-solving and the atmosphere of the age. Cracking Cases With The Victorian Sleuths (English Version) is an essential read for lovers of classic mysteries, historical fiction, and anyone interested in the roots of modern detective literature.
