Moon over Soho
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Body and soul. This is the name of the melody of the jazz standard, which Peter Grant hears - the London constable and the student of the sorcerer, - examining the corpse of the saxophonist Saresa Wilkins. He died in the 606 club in Soho, where he worked as a jazz band. Music, sounding from his body, clearly indicates supernatural death.
Peter will have to take a chance with his own body and soul to investigate the matter. Two will help Peter: Thomas Nightingale, the immediate boss and the last of the famous wizards in England, and the beautiful fan of Jazz Simon Fitzuyillam. And Peter will have to recall the fate of his father, the talented jazz trumpet of Richard"s “devil” Grant.
“Fresh, original and just wonderful book. I liked it very much. - Charlene Harris
“full of bright details and an imagination, a virtuoso description of the real work of the police in a real, tangible world, into which something absolutely unrealistic is woven. This achievement of a rare level, and thanks to him, Ben Aaronovich attracts close attention. ” - Peter F. Hamilton
“An appeal to everything hidden, ghostly, forgotten by the current London. This is a real terrible story about ghosts. Aaronovich created a plot in which there are more turns than in the darkest gloomy lane. I vouch, you cannot fall asleep until you read it. ” - Dark London
“Witty and inventive variation on the topic of urban fantasy. The story hooked me with its charm, tightened me with frightening otherworldly rage. He did not release this book from his hands until he turned the last page. ” - Mario Assedo
“A police investigation is realistically shown. The characters are worked out even deeper, and the style is as invariably witty as in the "rivers of London". One of the most exciting books lately. ” - Fantasy Literature
Peter will have to take a chance with his own body and soul to investigate the matter. Two will help Peter: Thomas Nightingale, the immediate boss and the last of the famous wizards in England, and the beautiful fan of Jazz Simon Fitzuyillam. And Peter will have to recall the fate of his father, the talented jazz trumpet of Richard"s “devil” Grant.
“Fresh, original and just wonderful book. I liked it very much. - Charlene Harris
“full of bright details and an imagination, a virtuoso description of the real work of the police in a real, tangible world, into which something absolutely unrealistic is woven. This achievement of a rare level, and thanks to him, Ben Aaronovich attracts close attention. ” - Peter F. Hamilton
“An appeal to everything hidden, ghostly, forgotten by the current London. This is a real terrible story about ghosts. Aaronovich created a plot in which there are more turns than in the darkest gloomy lane. I vouch, you cannot fall asleep until you read it. ” - Dark London
“Witty and inventive variation on the topic of urban fantasy. The story hooked me with its charm, tightened me with frightening otherworldly rage. He did not release this book from his hands until he turned the last page. ” - Mario Assedo
“A police investigation is realistically shown. The characters are worked out even deeper, and the style is as invariably witty as in the "rivers of London". One of the most exciting books lately. ” - Fantasy Literature
Author:
Author:Бен Ааронович
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:14+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-180262-2
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