It seems that everything known about Shakespeare has already been said, as well as about his works. The authors of this book destroy such stereotypes. They m...

The scariest monsters, the most ferocious criminals, the most insidious villains and the most dangerous incidents - all the most eerie and chilling - in a ne...

France, 1761. Young Nicolas Le Floche arrives in Paris and begins to study the craft of a detective from Lieutenant General of the Royal Police Mr. Sartin, a...

Paris, 1761. Dark shadows hover over France. Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour see murderers and conspirators everywhere. Studying the strange circumstances o...

1774, the death of Louis XV forces Sartin, chief of the Châtelet commissary Nicolas Le Flock, to resign as lieutenant general of police. Sartine's successor ...

1770, Paris. Hundreds of onlookers were killed and injured in a stampede during a fireworks display in honor of the wedding of the Dauphin and Marie Antoinet...

On April 30, 1945, Hitler committed suicide in his bunker as the Red Army closed in on Berlin. Within four days the Soviets had recovered his body. But th...

How often when asked: what are you thinking about, we answer: yes, nothing. And to the question: what did you do last night - yes, it seems, nothing special....

Jean-Michel Guenassia is a new name in European prose. Russian readers became acquainted with this author when his first big book, “The Club of Incorrigible ...

This summer, the Jean brothers, already familiar to us from other books in the “Adventures of a Family from Cherbourg” series, go on vacation to the sea, to ...

Already familiar to us from the previous books in the “Adventures of a Family from Cherbourg” series - “Omelet with Sugar” and “Flying Cheese” - the Jean bro...