Grizzly in White Socks
6 hrs. 42 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Darya Dontsova
Author
Darya Dontsova
Narrator
Yury Krasikov
Narrator
Yury Krasikov
"Was there a boy?" asked the assistant to Podushkin Boris unexpectedly, after they’d listened to another client.
"Maybe there wasn’t even a boy?"
Leonid Svetlov came to Podushkin asking to find his older brother, Nikita. The problem is that Leonid’s son needs a bone marrow transplant, otherwise the boy faces death. Neither Svetlov himself nor his wife could serve as donors.
The case is complicated by the fact that, when Nikita was a teenager, he… strangled their third brother, baby Fyodor, and then ran away from home—no one has seen him since.
But the man still hopes that the brother will help. Maybe God will give him a chance to atone for the murder of Fyodor? One child he deprived of life—so he’ll save the second!
As Podushkin listened to the Svetlov family story, his hair stood on end. Just some criminal novel! Podushkin and Boris set out to search. And what did they find? Such a thing that not even in any nightmare would it appear—and not in any book would it be described.
Darya Dontsova is the most popular and in-demand author in our country, the favorite of millions of readers. In Russia, more than 200 million copies of her books have been sold. Her work fills hearts and souls with light, optimism, joy, and confidence in tomorrow!
"An incredible workhorse! I don’t know any other writer who works as much. I treat her with respect, like a model of writerly diligence. Women need psychological support—and they get it from Dontsova. I myself once read several of Dontsova’s novels. Very different people read her—busy business ladies who want to shut their heads off for a while, and housewives who have a 15–20 minute break between drop-off/pick-up." — Galina Yuzefovich, literary critic.
"Maybe there wasn’t even a boy?"
Leonid Svetlov came to Podushkin asking to find his older brother, Nikita. The problem is that Leonid’s son needs a bone marrow transplant, otherwise the boy faces death. Neither Svetlov himself nor his wife could serve as donors.
The case is complicated by the fact that, when Nikita was a teenager, he… strangled their third brother, baby Fyodor, and then ran away from home—no one has seen him since.
But the man still hopes that the brother will help. Maybe God will give him a chance to atone for the murder of Fyodor? One child he deprived of life—so he’ll save the second!
As Podushkin listened to the Svetlov family story, his hair stood on end. Just some criminal novel! Podushkin and Boris set out to search. And what did they find? Such a thing that not even in any nightmare would it appear—and not in any book would it be described.
Darya Dontsova is the most popular and in-demand author in our country, the favorite of millions of readers. In Russia, more than 200 million copies of her books have been sold. Her work fills hearts and souls with light, optimism, joy, and confidence in tomorrow!
"An incredible workhorse! I don’t know any other writer who works as much. I treat her with respect, like a model of writerly diligence. Women need psychological support—and they get it from Dontsova. I myself once read several of Dontsova’s novels. Very different people read her—busy business ladies who want to shut their heads off for a while, and housewives who have a 15–20 minute break between drop-off/pick-up." — Galina Yuzefovich, literary critic.
1.
A Bouquet of Beautiful Ladies
(narrated by
Margarita Ivanova)
2.
Diamond of Murky Waters
(narrated by
Dina Grigoryeva)
3.
Baba Yaga's Instinct
(narrated by
Kirk)
4.
13 Misfortunes of Hercules
(narrated by
Pavel Arkadyev)
5.
Ali Baba and the Forty Female Thieves
(narrated by
Olga Zyuzina)
6.
An Inflatable Woman for Casanova
(narrated by
Irina Vorobyova)
7.
A Jerboa in Curlers
(narrated by
Nikolay Savitskiy)
8.
A Fish Named Zaika
(narrated by
Nikolay Savitskiy)
9.
Two Brides for One Spot
(narrated by
Maxim Galishnikov)
10.
Safari for a Turtle
(narrated by
Nikolay Savitskiy)
11.
The Apple of Monte Cristo
(narrated by
Denis Belykh)
12.
Picnic on Treasure Island
(narrated by
Nikolay Savitskiy)
13.
The Macho of Someone Else's Dreams
(narrated by
Nikolay Savitskiy)
14.
Riding the Titanic
(narrated by
Ekaterina Khlystova)
14.
Riding the Titanic
(narrated by
Andrey Milyukhin)
15.
Angel on a Broom
(narrated by
Yury Krasikov)
16.
The Producer of the Goat's Mug
(narrated by
Denis Belykh)
17.
The Laughter and Sin of Ivan the Tsarevich
(narrated by
Denis Belykh)
17.
The Laugh and Sin of Ivan Tsarevich
(narrated by
Denis Belykh)
18.
His Majesty's Secret Liaison
(narrated by
Maxim Galishnikov)
19.
Fate Will Find You in the Hayloft
(narrated by
Galina Chiginskaya)
20.
A String Bag with the Diamond Fund
(narrated by
Galina Chiginskaya)
21.
Mr. X's Star Turn
(narrated by
Galina Chiginskaya)
22.
The Astral Body of a Bachelor
(narrated by
Stanislav Voronetsky)
23.
Who Lives in the Suitcase?
(narrated by
Stanislav Voronetsky)
24.
The Mischievous Brownie's Blog
(narrated by
Maxim Galishnikov)
25.
The Nest of the Migratory Sphinx
(narrated by
Maxim Galishnikov)
26.
The White Rabbit's Celibacy Crown
(narrated by
Maxim Galishnikov)
27.
The Gingerbread House Architect
(narrated by
Maxim Galishnikov)
28.
A Person of Royal Roles
(narrated by
Lyudmila Blagushko)
29.
Big-Eyed, Big-Eared Trouble
(narrated by
Yury Krasikov)
30.
Ivan the Terrible in the Maldives
(narrated by
Yury Krasikov)
31.
The Scarecrow from the First Marriage
(narrated by
Yury Krasikov)
32.
Granny on a Pea
(narrated by
Yury Krasikov)
33.
The Mouse's Crown
(narrated by
Stanislav Voronetsky)
35.
The Bold Hopes of Karabas-Barabas
(narrated by
Stanislav Voronetsky)
36.
Ivanushka on Chicken Legs
(narrated by
Stanislav Voronetsky)
38.
Cemetery of Other People's Secrets
(narrated by
Dmitry Strelkov)
Grizzly in White Socks
