Secrets of the Ice
18 hrs. 17 min.
Russia’s first historical detective story devoted to the origins of figure skating and speed skating!
1899. In Yusupov’s Garden, where the most famous rink of the Russian Empire is located, the rich merchant Kurtitz’s son suddenly falls on the ice. The investigator believes the athlete died from a heart attack, but Rodion Vanzarov suspects it was murder. He must find out what secrets this elite rink is hiding. There are too many mysteries around, including the mysterious monogram “M” and “I” left on the ice…
Anton Chizh is a well-known Russian author of detective novels. His works have been published in more than a million copies. Based on his gripping novels, TV series “Agatha and Syuisk. Queen of Diamonds” and “Agatha and Syuisk. Roulette of Fate” were made. In his 20 novels, Chizh created, perhaps, the most beloved heroes of historical detective stories: Rodion Vanzarov, Apollo Lebedev, Alexey Pushkin, and Agatha Kern. The fast, tense, and unpredictable plots unfold against the backdrop of 19th-century Russia. The intrigue keeps the reader on edge until the last page. Besides the engaging storytelling, modern readers find answers to relevant questions in these detectives. Anton Chizh’s book series have become part of the “golden fund” of Russian historical detective fiction.
1899. In Yusupov’s Garden, where the most famous rink of the Russian Empire is located, the rich merchant Kurtitz’s son suddenly falls on the ice. The investigator believes the athlete died from a heart attack, but Rodion Vanzarov suspects it was murder. He must find out what secrets this elite rink is hiding. There are too many mysteries around, including the mysterious monogram “M” and “I” left on the ice…
Anton Chizh is a well-known Russian author of detective novels. His works have been published in more than a million copies. Based on his gripping novels, TV series “Agatha and Syuisk. Queen of Diamonds” and “Agatha and Syuisk. Roulette of Fate” were made. In his 20 novels, Chizh created, perhaps, the most beloved heroes of historical detective stories: Rodion Vanzarov, Apollo Lebedev, Alexey Pushkin, and Agatha Kern. The fast, tense, and unpredictable plots unfold against the backdrop of 19th-century Russia. The intrigue keeps the reader on edge until the last page. Besides the engaging storytelling, modern readers find answers to relevant questions in these detectives. Anton Chizh’s book series have become part of the “golden fund” of Russian historical detective fiction.
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