Hotel “Great Prussia” is a detective novel by Bohdan Kolomiychuk, brimming with daring adventures and espionage intrigue.
The year is 1905. The career of one of Galicia’s finest investigators, Lviv commissioner Adam Vistovych, is on the rise. To assist a junior colleague, adjunct Samkovsky, the commissioner takes on what seems to be a trivial case. But soon it becomes clear that its threads stretch far beyond Lviv—and even beyond the empire.
The investigation leads Vistovych to Prussia, where several influential officials and businessmen have joined forces with the mafia to counter Russian spies. Suddenly, members of this syndicate begin dying under brutal circumstances. Murders occur in Berlin, Posen, and other cities. Caught in this whirlwind is Vistovych’s former wife, Berlin actress Anna Kalisch. The commissioner embarks on the most dangerous case of his life.
Follow-up titles: Express to Galicia, 300 Miles East.
