The Thief in the Night (1905) is Hornung's third collection of Raffles stories. The author left him alone both on the open sea and under the cannonade of the Anglo-Boer War. However, the hero is back with us, and with him is his faithful assistant Bunny - a gentleman, a failed journalist who has embarked on a slippery slope of crime and narrates the story of their joint adventures. This book describes the events that took place before the end of the second collection of stories. And here the contradictory nature of Raffles is revealed, maneuvering on the line between adherence to the principles of honor and a passion for theft. Combining both seems impossible, but... Find out the details by reading the book.