The golden triangle

The golden triangle is a mystery novel written by Maurice Leblanc and first published in 1917.

This is an adventure novel starring the famous gentleman thief Arsène Lupin.

The plot revolves around a mysterious artifact known as the Golden Triangle, which is linked to a great fortune and several hidden secrets.

Lupin faces powerful enemies as he tries to protect the innocent and unravel the mystery of the triangle. The story mixes intrigue, action and Lupin's characteristic wit as he uses his cunning to solve the mystery and confront his adversaries.

"It was close upon half-past six and the evening shadows were growing denser when two soldiers reached the little space, planted with trees, opposite the Musée Galliéra, where the Rue de Chaillot and the Rue Pierre-Charron meet. One wore an infantryman’s sky-blue great-coat; the other, a Senegalese, those clothes of undyed wool, with baggy breeches and a belted jacket, in which the Zouaves and the native African troops have been dressed since the war. One of them had lost his right leg, the other his left arm."