Gaston Leroux was an early 20th century writer, detective and journalist. He is best known for writing The Phantom of the Opera. The Secret of the Night: The Further Adventures of Rouletabille is a thrilling mystery story. Rouletabille is a French detective featured in several other mysteries. When a Russian official is murdered the suspicion falls on his daughter. It is up to detective Rouletabille to solve the mystery.
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Mystery novelist, playwright, journalist using fast moving narrative style, complicated plots. Inspired by Alexandre Dumas, Victor Hugo, Jules Verne and Edgar Allan Poe.
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The Secret of the Night, the third in Gaston Leroux's mysteries featuring the memorable reporter and amateur sleuth Joseph Rouletabille, is a marvelous read; however, until now, until I purchased this edition published by Aegypan, I couldn't find a decent version, as the copies I'd come across were seemingly pulled straight from the free-text available on the internet, and were, therefore, chock-full of mistakes.In many quarters this story isn't as highly-rated as its literary siblings, The Mystery of the Yellow Room, which is generally considered the first and the finest of the "locked-room" mysteries, and its sequel, The Perfume of the Lady in Black; but, in my opinion, The Secret of the Night is so much more than merely a worthy follow-up to its noted predecessors, it is in every way their equal. Like most of Boris Akunin's best-selling mysteries featuring Erast Fandorin, The Secret of the Night takes place in Tsarist Russia and includes plenty of interesting and intricate plot twists and action, enough to hook even the most jaded of readers. And in the person of the amazing Joseph Rouletabille, The Secret of the Night can boast of a detective every bit as admirable and perspicacious. Boris Akunin's inventive modern-day mysteries are extremely popular and rightly so (truth is, I read them just as fast they come to market!); but Gaston Leroux wrote his first, long ago, and just as well! Check them out for yourself and you'll see... The Mystery Of The Yellow Room: Extraordinary Adventures Of Joseph Rouletabille, Reporter The Perfume of the Lady in Black (Sequel to Mystery of the Yellow Room)
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Secret Of The Night,
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Though not one of Leroux's best works, 'The Secret Of The Night,' is a stunning novel. I myself own one of the rare copies of 'Secret' as well as 'Myster of the Yellow Room,' and hopefully someday, 'Phantom.' In the book Leroux focuses upon a detective in Russia partly resembleing Inspector DuPon (Poe) and Sherlock Holmes (Conan Doyal). A 4 star book.
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I have been looking for 2 books (The mystery of the yellow room and The secret of the night by Gaston Leroux, for a very long time.They were written in the early 1900's, about 1906 if I'm not mistaken. I live in Uruguay, South America, and as I was visiting the US, I decided to check the Internet for these books and voila, I found them in Amazon. I placed the order, and have them delivered to my son's address. They were delivered at the time they promised, and the service was great. I love the books, and I love Amazon. Agatha
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Matrena Petrovna, Feodor Feodorovitch, Michael Nikolaievitch, General Trebassof, Athanase Georgevitch, Ivan Petrovitch, Natacha Feodorovna, Pere Alexis, Monsieur Rouletabille, Monsieur Koupriane, Chief of Police, Madame Trebassof, Prince Galitch, Michael Korsakoff, Boris Mourazoff, Madame Gounsovski, Madame Matrena, Secret Service, Thaddeus Tchitchnikoff, Joseph Rouletabille, Mademoiselle Natacha, Alexis Hutch, Central Revolutionary Committee, Grand Marechal, Boris Alexandrovitch New!
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Matrena Petrovna, Feodor Feodorovitch, Michael Nikolaievitch, General Trebassof, Athanase Georgevitch, Ivan Petrovitch, Natacha Feodorovna, Pere Alexis, Monsieur Rouletabille, Monsieur Koupriane, Chief of Police, Madame Trebassof, Prince Galitch, Michael Korsakoff, Boris Mourazoff, Madame Gounsovski, Madame Matrena, Secret Service, Thaddeus Tchitchnikoff, Joseph Rouletabille, Mademoiselle Natacha, Alexis Hutch, Central Revolutionary Committee, Grand Marechal, Boris Alexandrovitch New!
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