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Name: Murder on the Leviathan
Rating: 4.1 (7 reviews)
Author: Boris Akunin
ISBN: 9781400060511

Murder on the Leviathan

An Erast Fandorin novel

by Boris Akunin

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Readers' Rating (1):

First Published:
Apr 1, 2004, 240 pages

Paperback:
Feb 2005, 240 pages

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- Mystery
- Europe
- On The High Seas
- 19th Century
- Books in Translation
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Lemmy

To me, Russian writer Akunin is one of the best writers of all time and his Fandorin series are extremely exciting and refreshing to read.
If you want to know what people in Europe & Russia are reading nowadays-- get this book!! Millions of people can't be wrong-as Dietrich said 'public never makes a mistake'. This intelligent (crime) story will surely make you a fan too! Amazing book. I'm giving it 5 stars!
Lemmy (24y/o) from Europe

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