The Rome Express
1896
The Rome Express is a mystery novel by Arthur Griffiths, first published in 1896. Set aboard a train traveling from Rome to Paris, the story revolves around the discovery of a murdered man in a sleeping compartment, prompting an investigation that reveals the complex relationships and secrets of the passengers. Notable for its intricate plot and character development, the novel combines elements of suspense and psychological exploration, making it a significant early example of the detective genre.
