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Punishment of a Hunter: A Leningrad Confidential

Autor Yulia Yakovleva Traducere de Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 oct 2022

The first in a thrilling new series of historical mysteries set in Stalinist Russia.

'Yulia Yakovleva's thrilling debut was a bestseller in her native Russia. It's not difficult to see why' The Times, Best New Crime Fiction

'The most successful retro-detective since Akunin' Literratura

MURDER

1930s Leningrad. Stalin is tightening his grip on the Soviet Union, and a mood of fear cloaks the city. Detective Vasily Zaitsev is tasked with investigating a series of bizarre and seemingly motiveless homicides.

MAYHEM

As the curious deaths continue, precious Old Master paintings start to disappear from the Hermitage collection. Could the crimes be connected?

MISTRUST

When Zaitsev sets about his investigations, he meets with obstruction at every turn. Soon even he comes under suspicion from the Soviet secret police.

The resolute detective must battle an increasingly dangerous political situation in his dogged quest to find the murderer and stay alive.

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ISBN-13: 9781782276791
ISBN-10: 1782276793
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 127 x 195 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Steerforth Press
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Notă biografică

Yulia Yakovleva is a writer, theatre and ballet critic, and playwright. She is particularly known for two types of historical fiction set in Stalin-era Leningrad: the award-winning children's chapter book series The Leningrad Tales that confront Soviet history, and the thrilling new series of detective novels about Leningrad police investigator Vasily Zaitsev. Yakovleva received her MA from School of Creative Arts of the University of Hertfordshire. She lives in Oslo, Norway, with her husband and son. Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp translates literature from Arabic, German and Russian into English. Her work has been shortlisted for many prestigious prizes including the Helen & Kurt Wolff Translator's Prize.