Quiet rural life
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Carelessly follow the gold standards of Christie and Conan Doyle - and at the same time boldly turn them inside out ... Is it impossible? But not! The new nugget of the British detective masterfully proves the opposite. The combination of classic puzzling intrigue and amazing modern humor is the element of Kinssey.
Lady Emily Hardkasl - an eccentric widow with a mysterious past. And Florence Armstrong is its maid, as well as the master of eastern martial arts. In 1908, they moved from London to the province in the hope of a quiet rural life. It wasn’t there: a young man was found hanged next to their house in the forest. The police took a false mark, and the ladies begin their own investigation. It suddenly turns out that they are just excellent detectives. Plunging headlong into local gossip and squabbles, Emily and Florence discover a huge web of intrigues, extending far beyond the village. Under suspicion, everything, there is no confidence in anything but one - a quiet rural life flies to hell
Lady Emily Hardkasl - an eccentric widow with a mysterious past. And Florence Armstrong is its maid, as well as the master of eastern martial arts. In 1908, they moved from London to the province in the hope of a quiet rural life. It wasn’t there: a young man was found hanged next to their house in the forest. The police took a false mark, and the ladies begin their own investigation. It suddenly turns out that they are just excellent detectives. Plunging headlong into local gossip and squabbles, Emily and Florence discover a huge web of intrigues, extending far beyond the village. Under suspicion, everything, there is no confidence in anything but one - a quiet rural life flies to hell
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:offset
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Series: Cherry of a British detective
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-097323-1
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