
The Secret Tomb follows a young girl who, orphaned by war, embarks on a perilous quest for treasure tied to her father's enigmatic past, confronting danger and unraveling hidden secrets along the way.
By Maurice LeBlanc · First published 1913 · Genre: Mystery, Adventure, Thriller · 18 chapters · 88,200 words
Under a sky heavy with stars and faintly brighter for a low-hanging sickle moon, the gipsy caravan slept on the turf by the roadside, its shutters closed, its shafts stretched out like arms. In the shadow of the ditch nearby a stertorous horse was snoring.
Far away, above the black crest of the hills, a bright streak of sky announced the coming of the dawn. A church clock struck four. Here and there a bird awoke and began to sing. The air was soft and warm.
Mystery · Thriller · Adventure · Fantasy · Supernatural · Action · Suspense · Crime · Detective · Intrigue · Plot Twist · Secrets
The Secret Tomb is listed on Textopian as a novel by Maurice LeBlanc, dated 1913 CE.
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