Title: Really enjoyable read
Product review: One thing I like about Kaminsky's Moscow mysteries is that the mystery, or mysteries, are not the prime focus. The prime focus is on the men and women involved. And on the great city of Moscow with all its dark corners and teeming population. I like the odd ball mix of personalities, from the highly ethical and likable Porfiry Rostnikov to the ardent nationalist Emil Karpo. And I like that it's far on the police procedural side of the spectrum. All the Inspector Rostnikov books I've read have been about a 4 star rating.
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