The Count's Millions (The Count's Millions Part I)
- 440 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Set against a backdrop of crime and mystery, this novel explores themes of intrigue and deception. Originally published in 1870, it showcases Émile Gaboriau's contributions to the genre, influenced by his early career alongside Paul Féval. The story intertwines complex characters and a gripping plot, solidifying Gaboriau's reputation as a pioneer in modern detective fiction. The new edition features a fresh introduction, enhancing the reader's understanding of this classic work.