Christian Reichenbach

As in volume one of the adventures of Arsène Lupin, the gentleman crook, things are turbulent in 'Confessions'. Two murders take place right at the beginning, followed by a mysterious meeting in the heart of Paris. In addition to thefts, further murders and hellish traps and riddles, there is even the announcement of Lupin's wedding - but the bride, the daughter of a duke, is completely unaware. And finally, when it comes to the theft of the 'Jew's Lamp', Sherlock Holmes appears once again to take on Lupin and put a stop to him. Will he succeed this time? Contemporary new translation of the story collection 'Les Confidences d'Arsène Lupin' by Maurice Leblanc. The collection also contains the story 'The Jew's Lamp'. This is volume six in the sequence of Arsène Lupin's adventures.