The heir from Calcutta

Adventure novel "Heir from Calcutta" written by R.A. Stilmark is an amazing phenomenon of Russian culture. Roman Romanov, written by the author in the Gulag, the “Heir from Calcutta "is unique primarily by the power of the human spirit, the ability to remain faithful to childhood, fidelity to the fairy tale, and through it - faith and hope, in the most desperate circumstances, in the conditions of grave, extraordinary, on the verge, on the threshold, separating life from death, carried out from the unbearable.
The events of the work occur in the XVIII century, during the heyday of England and its struggle for overseas colonies with other powers. An exciting plot and bright heroes, adventures in exotic countries and the struggle for justice - makes Roman a bestseller. The publication is accompanied by the afterword F. R. Stilmark, the son of a writer, which tells about the life and work of his father and the creation of his most famous work.

The action of the adventure novel unfolds in the XVIII century. The pirate vessel under the command of Captain Bernardito captures Fredrick Rylend, the heir to the Viscount title Chensfield in the Indian Ocean, who goes to England from Calcutta, and his bride Emily Gardi. After the shipwreck, Captain Bernardito and Rylend find themselves on a uninhabited island, and Jakomo Grelli, an assistant to Bernardito, assigns Rylend"s documents and, under his name, goes to England. Further action is transferred from one country to another: England, Italy, Spain, Africa, North America. The characters are replaced by: English Luddites, Italian Jesuits, Spanish Inquisitors, Pirates, Workers, African Negroes and American Indians ... In the fight against the intrigues of enemies and in an effort to restore justice, heroes become participants in incredible adventures. The fantastic interweaving of storylines and almost detective moves, fights on land and at sea will not be able to leave the reader indifferent.
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