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  • John L.
  • 01-28-07

Murder on the Levianthan

Not quite as good as the Turkish Gambit, but still warrants five stars - Erast Fandorin is the perfect gentleman detective - and William Hootkins narates the story in just the right way to keep you listening to every word.

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  • Michele Facer
  • 03-22-17

Super story.

Loved this book and the first in the series. Hurry up and record more Audible.