Dmitri and the Milk-Drinkers by Michael Pearce

Dmitri and the Milk-Drinkers by Michael Pearce

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Witty and irreverent, this is the first in an irresistible crime series set in Tsarist Russia in the 1890s from the award-winning Michael Pearce.

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Dmitri and the Milk-Drinkers by Michael Pearce

Witty and irreverent, this is the first in an irresistible crime series set in Tsarist Russia in the 1890s from the award-winning Michael Pearce. Tsarist Russia in the 1890s. Dmitri Kameron, a young lawyer, must deal with the disappearance of a well-connected young woman. She has been shipped off to Siberia, in one of the prison wagons outside the Court House. But is this a bureaucratic bungle or something more calculated? On a journey to the furthest outposts of Russia, Dimitri’s search becomes horribly complicated. To unearth the truth in a treacherous world of Russian officialdom he is forced to make some strange allies, not least among them the redoubtable Milk-Drinkers…

`Impeccable historical details … enjoyable reading’ Sunday Telegraph

`A wily protagonist and racing narrative combine for perfect entertainment’ Time Out

`Ingeniously imagined and zestfully written’ Literary Review

Michael Pearce was raised in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, where his fascination for language began. He later trained as a Russian interpreter but moved away from languages to follow an academic career, first as a lecturer in English and the History of Ideas, and then as an administrator. Michael Pearce now lives in London and is best known as the author of the award-winning Mamur Zapt books.

SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780002326414
ISBN 10 0002326418
Titel Dmitri and the Milk-Drinkers
Autor Michael Pearce
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag HarperCollins Publishers
Erscheinungsjahr 1997-09-15
Seitenanzahl 224
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