The Rome Express

"The Rome Express" is a crime novel written by Arthur Griffiths. First published in 1896, the book is a mystery and detective story set against the backdrop of international travel.
The plot revolves around the Rome Express, a luxurious train traveling from Paris to Rome. A crime occurs on board, and the story follows the investigation to unravel the mystery. Arthur Griffiths, a British author and prison governor, brings his experience and knowledge to the narrative, creating an engaging and suspenseful tale.
For readers interested in classic mystery fiction and early detective stories, "The Rome Express" by Arthur Griffiths is a notable work that captures the intrigue and atmosphere of crime and investigation in the late 19th century.