
Dead Men Tell No Tales
'Dead Men Tell No Tales' Summary
Dead Men Tell No Tales is a collection of short stories featuring A.J. Raffles, a gentleman thief who operates in the high society of London. Raffles is a charming and charismatic figure, and his exploits are often thrilling and daring. While he is a criminal, he often has a moral code, and his crimes are frequently motivated by a desire to help those less fortunate or to expose hypocrisy within the upper class. Hornung's writing is witty and elegant, and he expertly weaves together suspense, humor, and social commentary. The stories offer a glimpse into the lives of the privileged and the underworld of Victorian London, and they are sure to captivate readers who enjoy classic mysteries and stories of gentlemanly roguery.Book Details
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E. W. Hornung
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E. W. Hornung was a renowned British author and literary figure, best known for his captivating crime fiction and his creation of the iconic character A. J. Raffles. With his distinctive storytelling...
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