The 20th century was coming to an end, in the yard in 1998, Boris Akunin's book "Azazel" about the events of the 19th century was published. And from that moment on, the reading public was captured, subdued and inspired by the image of the extraordinary detective Erast Fandorin. This is not Holmes, not Pinkerton, not Vidocq, not Dupin. This is certainly a Russian type of noble serviceman, at the same time possessing the virtues of both a gentleman and a samurai. Several film adaptations of novels about the adventures of Erast Fandorin have completely brought the image of the detective to a cult level, into the category of a cultural phenomenon. Exactly 20 years: from 1998 to 2018, when the last, seventeenth book of the cycle, "I Don't Say Goodbye," was published, passed under the sign of the era of Erast Fandorin. For the first time, all the novels of the cycle in one e-book. Read here: "Azazel", "Turkish Gambit", "Leviathan", "The Death of Achilles", "Special Assignments" ("Jack of Spades" and "Decorator"), "Counselor of State", "Coronation, or the last of the novels", "The Mistress of Death", "The Lover of Death", "Diamond Chariot", "Yin and Yang", "Jade Rosary", "The Whole World Theater", "Black City", "Planet Water", "I Don't Say Goodbye".
