Death on the Funicular
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Slovenian Alps.
In anticipation of a wonderful vacation in a cozy mountain hotel, a noble English family of Robinsons, and with them a famous American writer, finally left the funicular to the fresh air. All, except Mrs. Robinson ... Her lifeless body remained to lie in an empty booth in an unnatural pose. The day before, the woman complained about malaise. But relatives took this for the next whim of absurd Madame. Mrs. Robinson was desperate, a serious conflict was brewing ... And now she is dead. Death would have gone for an accident, if it weren’t for the Liker bottle with traces of a strange powder from which the deceased who died ... The English student Adam Karlsen, who accidentally ended up in the hotel, already has experience in investigating crimes. And he begins to find out the cause of the mysterious tragedy ...
Roman in the best traditions of a classic detective with a fair amount of black humor.
A mysterious crime, a narrow circle of suspects, an insightful detective, unpredictable psychological denouement ... And all this against the backdrop of the peaceful beauties of the high -mountain alpine resort.
"How did I am joking on a good detective. The degree, sophisticated, saturated with noir romance of secrets. This novel is a deep Knicksen classics of the genre. It has "English" everything, starting from the name itself. Do not forget to pour yourself a mug of tea before starting reading. " - Henry Cyril, author of the bestsellers "script". "80 cigarettes" and others.
"The book is written so interestingly and truthfully that you literally feel like a participant in events. You walk along with the heroes around the picturesque city, listen to their conversations, look at the snow -white peaks of the Alps with bated breath ... And at the most dangerous moment you seem to feel the killer’s breath, not daring to turn around ... " - Nikolai Prokofiev, editor of the book
In anticipation of a wonderful vacation in a cozy mountain hotel, a noble English family of Robinsons, and with them a famous American writer, finally left the funicular to the fresh air. All, except Mrs. Robinson ... Her lifeless body remained to lie in an empty booth in an unnatural pose. The day before, the woman complained about malaise. But relatives took this for the next whim of absurd Madame. Mrs. Robinson was desperate, a serious conflict was brewing ... And now she is dead. Death would have gone for an accident, if it weren’t for the Liker bottle with traces of a strange powder from which the deceased who died ... The English student Adam Karlsen, who accidentally ended up in the hotel, already has experience in investigating crimes. And he begins to find out the cause of the mysterious tragedy ...
Roman in the best traditions of a classic detective with a fair amount of black humor.
A mysterious crime, a narrow circle of suspects, an insightful detective, unpredictable psychological denouement ... And all this against the backdrop of the peaceful beauties of the high -mountain alpine resort.
"How did I am joking on a good detective. The degree, sophisticated, saturated with noir romance of secrets. This novel is a deep Knicksen classics of the genre. It has "English" everything, starting from the name itself. Do not forget to pour yourself a mug of tea before starting reading. " - Henry Cyril, author of the bestsellers "script". "80 cigarettes" and others.
"The book is written so interestingly and truthfully that you literally feel like a participant in events. You walk along with the heroes around the picturesque city, listen to their conversations, look at the snow -white peaks of the Alps with bated breath ... And at the most dangerous moment you seem to feel the killer’s breath, not daring to turn around ... " - Nikolai Prokofiev, editor of the book
Author:
Author:Тони Бранто
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-176011-3
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