The Saint in New York by Leslie Charteris

Description

“The Saint in New York” is a novel featuring the character Simon Templar, also known as “The Saint.” The book was written by Leslie Charteris and first published in 1935. Simon Templar is a fictional character created by Charteris, and he is a modern-day Robin Hood and adventurer.

In “The Saint in New York,” Simon Templar travels to New York City and becomes embroiled in a series of adventures and mysteries. The character of Simon Templar is known for his intelligence, wit, and a strong sense of justice. He often takes the law into his own hands, targeting criminals and corrupt individuals.

The Saint series was quite popular and spawned numerous novels, short stories, and adaptations in various media, including radio, television, and film. The character of Simon Templar is characterized by his use of aliases, his ability to outsmart his adversaries, and his tendency to leave a small stick figure, often called the “Saint stickman,” as a calling card.

If you enjoy classic mystery and adventure novels with a charismatic and clever protagonist, “The Saint in New York” and other works featuring Simon Templar by Leslie Charteris might be of interest to you. Keep in mind that the novels capture the style and atmosphere of the early to mid-20th century and provide a glimpse into the world of pulp fiction and detective stories of that era.