Books like Le parfum de la dame en noir by Gaston Leroux
Set in Paris, this novel picks up after the celebrated marriage of M. Robert Darzac and Mlle. Mathilde Stangerson on 6 April 1895. A little over two years have passed since the sensational events recounted in the earlier book, yet the shadow of the famed mystery of the “chambre jaune” still looms. The narrative continues to weave intrigue around the private investigators and the enigmatic circumstances surrounding the original crime.
First publish date: 1910
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Private Investigator
Authors: Gaston Leroux
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