The Killer Goes to Honolulu is a fascinating audio performance based on the work of Earl Derr Biggers, a famous American writer of the last century, author of detective novels in the best traditions of Agatha Christie and Arthur Conan Doyle. E.D. Biggers' most famous character is Honolulu Police Inspector Charlie Chan. The image of a witty and insightful Chinese, who became the hero of numerous books, films and even comics, is still considered part of American pop culture.…There was a brutal murder in a London hotel at night. The victim was a wealthy tourist who was traveling around the world in the company of equally respectable gentlemen. Inspector Duff of Scotland Yard takes over the investigation. Soon it turns out that the offender is one of the tourists, and he continues to kill ... Charlie Chan comes to the aid of a colleague. The cunning Chinese, as always, exposes the killer, who felt completely safe.Sound time - 2 hours 17 minutes. The Secret of Father Brown is an audio performance based on the works of the classic of English literature, Christian thinker, journalist and writer of the late XIX - early XX century Gilbert Keith Chesterton. G.K. Chesterton defined the main idea of his life as the awakening of the ability to be amazed, to see the world as if for the first time. Priest Brown is the most famous character invented by the writer. The quiet, shy Father Brown is a special person, one might say, a detective from God. He is able to investigate the most intricate, most terrible and cruel crimes, while not forgetting about his main purpose - to save lost souls.

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