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"The first Erast Fandorin novel was shortlisted for a CWA Gold DaggerOn 15th March 1878, Lord Littleby, an English eccentric and collector, is found murdered in his Paris house together with nine members of his staff. A gold whale in the victim's hand leads Erast Fandorin to board the Leviathan, the world's largest steamship, for the murderer must be one of the ship's 142 First Class passengers. As more passengers are murdered and the Leviathan heads towards Calcutta, Fandorin needs all his investigative skills to find the truth."
"Investigating the murder of an English aristocrat whose children and servants were found dead nearby of morphine overdoses, police commissioner Gauche teams up with Erast Fandorin to identify a killer on board a luxury cruise ship."@en
"Publisher -- Paris, 1878: Eccentric antiquarian Lord Littleby and nine members of his household are found murdered in Littleby's mansion on the rue de Grenelle, and a precious Indian statue is missing. Police commissioner "Papa" Gauche recovers only one piece of evidence from the crime scene: a golden badge shaped like a whale. The trinket is in fact the emblem of the Leviathan, a gigantic steamship soon to depart for Calcutta. The murderer must be among its passengers. In Cairo, the ship is boarded by a young Russian diplomat with a slight stammer--none other than the intrepid detective Erast Fandorin, who joins forces with Gauche to determine which of ten suspicious passengers in the Windsor dining salon is the killer. As the Leviathan steams toward its destination, will Fandorin be able to out-investigate Gauche and discover the identity of the killer, even as the ship's passengers are murdered one by one?"
"Publisher -- Paris, 1878: Eccentric antiquarian Lord Littleby and nine members of his household are found murdered in Littleby's mansion on the rue de Grenelle, and a precious Indian statue is missing. Police commissioner "Papa" Gauche recovers only one piece of evidence from the crime scene: a golden badge shaped like a whale. The trinket is in fact the emblem of the Leviathan, a gigantic steamship soon to depart for Calcutta. The murderer must be among its passengers. In Cairo, the ship is boarded by a young Russian diplomat with a slight stammer--none other than the intrepid detective Erast Fandorin, who joins forces with Gauche to determine which of ten suspicious passengers in the Windsor dining salon is the killer. As the Leviathan steams toward its destination, will Fandorin be able to out-investigate Gauche and discover the identity of the killer, even as the ship's passengers are murdered one by one?"@en

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"Detective and mystery stories"
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"Fiction"
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"Large type books"
"Powieść kryminalna rosyjska"
"Translations"@he
"History"
"Electronic books"@en
"Detective and mystery fiction"@en
"Historical fiction"
"Russian language materials"
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"לווייתן : פרשה הרמטית"
"Левиафан : роман"
"Левиафан"
"Murder on the Leviathan"
"Murder on the Leviathan"@en
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"Leviafan"
"Левиафан роман"
"Livyatan : parashah hermeṭit"
"Leviafan : [IV - 2300 slov]"
"Murder on the Leviathan : a novel"@en
"Murder on the Leviathan : a novel"
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""Leviafan" : [roman]"
""Левиафан" : роман"
"Leviafan roman"
"Левиафан : Роман"
"Leviafan : roman"
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