The great-grandson of the legendary Erast Petrovich, Nicholas Fandorin, is looking for a priceless manuscript — an early edition of Crime and Punishment. Inside the manuscript itself, an investigation is also underway: Porfiry Petrovich is looking for the murderer of the old pawnbroker…
The great-grandson of the legendary Erast Petrovich, Nicholas Fandorin, is looking for a priceless manuscript — an early edition of Crime and Punishment. Inside the manuscript itself, an investigation is also underway: Porfiry Petrovich is looking for the murderer of an old pawnbroker… Intertwining the past and the present, Akunin achieves an unusual effect: the plots borrowed from Dostoevsky are relevant in today’s life, and the characters of people who lived in the XNUMXth century look strikingly modern.
Olma-Press, in two volumes, 384, 320 p.