The Spitz Knows More. The Case of the Missing Janitor. An Ironic Detective Story
2 hrs. 23 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Elena Arkhipova
Author
Leonida Vik
Narrator
Tasya Mirolubova
Narrator
Tasya Mirolubova
A janitor has gone missing. A romance-detective writer sets out—and finds—to her own head a string of adventures.
Police Captain Petrov is investigating murders, and his former classmate Anna writes detective stories under a pseudonym. And all would be well—if only Stepanich, the janitor with a decade-old broom relic, hadn’t disappeared. Anna is sure something isn’t right here. Petrov is sure she’s paranoid. And the ginger Spitz, Mishka, just wants to eat and sleep—but it’s he who accidentally finds the first clue.
Irony, bickering from their school days, fake janitors, and a real pumpkin soup. The first case of this tireless duo is light, funny, and very cozy.
The Spitz knows more. You don’t—yet.
Police Captain Petrov is investigating murders, and his former classmate Anna writes detective stories under a pseudonym. And all would be well—if only Stepanich, the janitor with a decade-old broom relic, hadn’t disappeared. Anna is sure something isn’t right here. Petrov is sure she’s paranoid. And the ginger Spitz, Mishka, just wants to eat and sleep—but it’s he who accidentally finds the first clue.
Irony, bickering from their school days, fake janitors, and a real pumpkin soup. The first case of this tireless duo is light, funny, and very cozy.
The Spitz knows more. You don’t—yet.
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