The Blonde Lady

In "The Blonde Lady," the cunning gentleman-burglar Arsène Lupin faces off against his rival, the English detective Herlock Sholmes, showcasing a clash of intellects between law and crime. This 1908 work by Maurice Leblanc, who created the iconic character of Lupin, reflects his literary journey from obscurity to fame. Influenced by prominent authors, Leblanc's stories gained popularity, leading to his recognition as a significant figure in crime fiction. The book includes a new introductory biography, adding depth to the author's legacy.