Put' smertnykh - Ambrouz Perri

"Outstanding thing."

- Irwin Welsh

"A fascinating story of misadventures and murders."

- Sunday Times

"Exceptionally good novel."

- The Guardian

"Captures to the impossibility."

- Sunday Mirror

A large-scale canvas of the level of tv series "Knickerbocker Hospital" and "Call the Midwife." Detective-thriller on the streets, in the gates and pubs graceful and ruinous Scottish capital. Here the Middle Ages are bizarrely intertwined with the achievements of progress. Here in the bloody torments of modern medicine is born. Here, women boldly challenge the world of men. The grim brainchild of Ambrose Perry, a union of successful male writers and a female doctor with twenty years of experience.

In a merciless city no one cares about the painful deaths of several girls. No one but young doctor Will Raven and maid Sarah Fisher. Will participates in a grand medical discovery. Sarah is obsessed with the thirst for knowledge and is quite able to shut up the belt of a novice medic. They don't like each other. He has her - for a violent temper and a clear conscience, which he can not boast. She has it - for the fact that men are open all the way, and she is destined to remain an unrealized talented self-taught. Everyone has their own secret reason to reveal the mystery of these cruel deaths...