The rediscovered book (2012) · 1920s

The Last Love of Arsène Lupin

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The lost novel, found by the family almost 70 years later

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The novel that stayed in a drawer: Leblanc wrote it around 1936 but never published it. An older Lupin gets involved with a young woman who comes into an unexpected inheritance and lands at the center of a dangerous fight. He protects her, takes on enemies from several sides and has to deal with a new feeling, the one that gives the book its title. The author's granddaughter, Florence Boespflug-Leblanc, found the manuscript in 2011, and it came out in 2012. For many fans, it's the character's farewell.

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Behind the scenesFound by his granddaughter
Leblanc wrote the book around 1936. His granddaughter, Florence Boespflug-Leblanc, found the manuscript in 2011.
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Behind the scenesPublished in 2012
The book finally reached stores in 2012, more than 70 years after the author's death.
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