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The Lone Wolf
Capítulos (27)
- I: Troyon’s 0:00
- II: Return 29:55
- III: A Point of Interrogation 40:07
- IV: A Stratagem 1:08:19
- V: Anticlimax 1:20:12
- VI: The Pack Gives Tongue 1:29:23
- VII: L’Abbaye 1:38:27
- VIII: The High Hand 1:58:49
- IX: Disaster 2:23:01
- X: Turn About 2:42:59
- XI: Flight 2:58:51
- XII: Awakening 3:29:03
- XIII: Confessional 3:39:56
- XIV: Rive Droit 4:15:23
- XV: Sheer Impudence 4:36:57
- XVI: Restitution 4:57:56
- XVII: The Forlorn Hope 5:24:00
- XVIII: Enigma 5:42:52
- XIX: Unmasked 6:13:57
- XX: War 6:41:34
- XXI: Apostate 7:00:03
- XXII: Trapped 7:10:38
- XXIII: Madame Omber 7:21:09
- XXIV: Rendezvous 7:41:04
- XXV: Wings of the Morning 7:56:06
- XXVI: The Flying Death 8:17:01
- XXVII: Daybreak 8:34:06
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On a wet winter night in Paris, a boy is abandoned at the restaurant Troyon’s. Without even having a name, the boy makes a new life for himself under the stern eye of the restaurant’s owners, when through one of its guests he’s introduced to the criminal underworld. Years later, the boy—now named Michael Lanyard, the Lone Wolf—is a seasoned jewel thief, learned in mathematics, mechanics, and the ways of elegant society. He finds himself on the run, and returns to Paris where he must choose between the lonely life of a criminal, and the possibility of newfound love.
The Lone Wolf is the first of many novels and movies featuring Michael Lanyard the jewel thief.