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Original Title:	Коронация, или Последний из романов
ISBN:	5815906026 (ISBN13: 9785815906020)
Edition Language:	Russian
Series:	Erast Fandorin Mysteries #7, תיבת פנדורין #7
Literary Awards:	Independent Foreign Fiction Prize Nominee for Longlist (2010), Anti-Booker prize for Novel (2000)

Коронация, или Последний из романов (Erast Fandorin Mysteries #7)

Boris Akunin

Paperback | Pages: 447 pages

Rating: 4.22 | 2813 Users | 109 Reviews

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Title	:	Коронация, или Последний из романов (Erast Fandorin Mysteries #7)
Author	:	Boris Akunin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 447 pages
Published	:	2006 by Захаров (first published January 1st 2000)
Categories	:	Cultural. Russia. Mystery. Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Crime. Detective

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Set in turn of the century (1900) Imperial Russia. An Impressive start& a new twist as we have the story this time being narrated by the butler of the Imperial household with the Romanov's being front & centre of the mystery. As usual the master of disguise (former) state counsellor Erast Fadorin is the star of the show but it’s the butler who plays a great second fiddle to Erast on their romp across Moscow to foil a gang of villains.

The opening scene revolves around the upcoming “Coronation”, no surprise there really but from there on out there’s intrigue, plots, misdirection & subterfuge aplenty. That’s yer lot, no spoilers from me.

This series gets better n better, a real gem for mystery lovers with a historical fiction leaning.

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Ratings: 4.22 From 2813 Users | 109 Reviews

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I could enjoy so much more this story and even give it a higher rating if it wasn't for the character of Afanasi Zioukin, what an infuriating person, I disliked so much that I wanted to finish as soon as possible the book in order not to read more about him! I liked the plot of the book and final twist which I didn't saw coming even if it was clear after a small detail! Though it's the seventh book in the Erast Fandorin serie it's the first story I read with him and I liked it very much so I

Darn those russians & their melancholy endings!!!!i wasn't too keen on the ending.i like the Erast Fandorin character & his sidekick Masta. and the mystery was well done. the bad guy slips up w/a tiny clue which i caught at the same time as the detective in the story so that was cool.I did most of the previous ones in this series on audio which helped b/c of the Russian names & all the details in them. there were alot of characters, I found myself getting lost as to who was who. The

I would ptefer Fandorin to be not only the hero but the main character as well, but this worked out just fine. The first person narrator is a head butler to a branch of the imperial family. He's very, very stiff and outrageously loyal (both Downton Abbey and The Reamains of the Day springs to mind), but he's also privy to all the backstage dirt and is so secretly in love with a governess in the household that he hardly knows it himself. All this gives ample opportunities for humour and in the

Csar Nicholas is about to be crowned. All the state jewels are dusted off for the ceremony. Every thief and scoundrel wants to get his hands on these priceless items. Could anything go wrong? Of course! A 4-year-old Grand Duke is kidnapped and held to ransom. What will free the toddler? The handing over of the Orlov, a 200-carat diamond. Erast Fandorin is retained by the royal family with the usual twists and turns, breath-taking suspense and extreme danger at the hands of Dr. Lind, the

Set in turn of the century (1900) Imperial Russia. An Impressive start& a new twist as we have the story this time being narrated by the butler of the Imperial household with the Romanov's being front & centre of the mystery. As usual the master of disguise (former) state counsellor Erast Fadorin is the star of the show but its the butler who plays a great second fiddle to Erast on their romp across Moscow to foil a gang of villains. The opening scene revolves around the upcoming

This is a good mystery, because every time that you are led through the solution of part of the mystery, another element remains to be solved - all the way through to the very very end! The narrators voice is the most memorable feature of this book for me. He is so obsequious!!! But he is a very proud member of the 19th century servant class. His identity comes from serving his masters well, according to rules made by others far removed. But he is also loyal, lonely, and not at all lovable. This

May have laughed out loud (quietly though) in flight on this one, a little hard to keep track of all the royalty.