Zusammenfassung
Zusammenfassung von Nr. 13 Toroni
Für wen es gedacht ist
For readers who love early detective and adventure fiction, with chases, hidden objects and sharp turns, and anyone who enjoys following clues through a mystery of closely guarded secrets.
Worum es in diesem Buch geht
No. 13 Toroni is a mystery novel by Julius Regis, the pen name of the German writer Julius Petersen, who wrote crime and adventure fiction in the early twentieth century. It belongs to the tradition of the pre-war thriller, where a puzzle, a pursuit and a sense of danger carry the reader from page to page.
The book promises a chase that crosses continents, with objects that hide more than they show and secrets that people will go far to protect. If you enjoy a story built on clues and movement, it offers a brisk kind of suspense. Let us look at what kind of book it is and what to expect from it.
In dieser Zusammenfassung
- 1A mystery of the early twentieth centuryFree
- 2Secrets hidden in ordinary things
- 3A chase that crosses continents
- 4What to expect when you read it
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A mystery of the early twentieth century
Julius Regis wrote in the years before and after the First World War, when popular fiction thrived in magazines and cheap books. Crime stories of that time often followed a clear pattern. A strange event opens the tale, a puzzle follows, and a determined hero sets out to solve it.
The period gave such books a particular flavour. Railways, steamships and telegrams made the world seem both larger and smaller. A trail could run from one country to another in a matter of days.
Readers who come to No. 13 Toroni with this in mind will feel at home. The book belongs to a time when a good plot mattered more than fine detail of character.
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