Mystery Of Orcival

Mystery of Orcival

by Émile Gaboriau

In , a perplexing murder mystery unfolds in the tranquil village of Orcival. When the lifeless body of Countess de Tremorel is discovered by poachers, suspicion falls upon her husband, the Count. However, the astute investigator, Monsieur Lecoq, arrives from the Prefecture of Police to delve into the intricate web of clues. With his exceptional intellect and keen eye for detail, Lecoq dissects the misleading evidence, unraveling a complex plot that conceals the true perpetrator and the motives behind the countess's demise. As the investigation progresses, Lecoq's meticulous analysis and deductions gradually illuminate the hidden truths, exposing the secrets that have plagued Orcival.

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Émile Gaboriau, a prominent French writer and novelist of the 19th century, made a significant impact on the literary world as a pioneer of detective fiction. Renowned for his thrilling and suspensefu...

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