Publisher's Synopsis
File Number 113: The Little Old Man of Batignolles & Other Tales is a collection of short stories by French author Émile Gaboriau, who is considered one of the pioneers of the detective novel genre. In this volume, Gaboriau presents a series of tales that showcase his mastery of the mystery genre, featuring cunning detectives, diabolical criminals, and unexpected twists and turns. Set in Paris and the surrounding countryside, these stories offer a fascinating glimpse into 19th century French society.
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