Set "Sherlock Holmes vs. Arsene Lupin" (from 2 books: "A Study in Scarlet", "813")

A set of 2 books: "A Study in Scarlet" by Arthur Conan Doyle and "813: The Double Life of Arsène Lupin: The Three Murders of Arsène Lupin" by Maurice Leblanc. Confrontations in literature can be different, not only between the protagonist and the antagonist, but also between protagonists, and even by different authors. This is what happened with the heroes of Conan Doyle and Maurice Leblanc. In some novels by Maurice Leblanc, we all meet the well-known detective Herlock Holmes. Yes, this is not a mistake, this is how Maurice Leblanc changed his name. One can only imagine how indignant Conan Doyle was. We suggest you read the novels of these authors and choose for yourself who is better - Sherlock Holmes or Arsène Lupin. Or you can choose not to, but simply enjoy the skill of these magnificent detectives. The English writer, publicist and journalist Arthur Conan Doyle wrote historical, adventure, fantasy novels and works on spiritualism, but he entered world literature as the creator of the Greatest Detective of all times and peoples - Sherlock Holmes. A noble and fearless fighter against Evil, possessor of a sharp mind and extraordinary powers of observation, with the help of his deductive method, the detective solves the most intricate puzzles, often saving human lives. He is a genius at reincarnation, has the gift of acting and knows how to put an effective point at the end of each brilliantly conducted investigation. The tireless Sherlock Holmes and his easily carried away friend Dr. Watson are dear to the hearts of readers all over the world. This edition includes the novels A Study in Scarlet and The Sign of Four, as well as the short story series The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Arsène Lupin is a noble, charming robber. Lupin brilliantly solves intricate crimes, masterfully steals jewelry, leaving the police in fools, and even competes with the famous detective from Baker Street. In 813 we meet an unfamiliar Lupin, dark, almost frightening. Faced with the Machiavellian and invisible antagonist L. M., he will have to clear his name from vile accusations of crimes. And to do this, find a pack of letters with explosive political content and decipher the meaning of the mysterious numbers "813", the solution of which can lead to serious consequences for the whole of Europe. The publication includes 2 novels: "The Double Life of Arsène Lupin" and "The Three Murders of Arsène Lupin" under the general title "813".