Confession of a murderer told in one night

Paris in the 1930s: In the restaurant "Tari-Bari," regular guest Semjon Golubtschik, a former spy of the tsarist secret police, recounts his tumultuous life story. It begins with his birth as the illegitimate son of Prince Krapotkin, whose legitimate heir soon becomes his greatest adversary. The narrative unfolds through his passionate relationship with the mannequin Lutetia and culminates in the confession of a brutal double murder. A gruesome confession. Yet by the end of the night, nothing is as it initially seemed. Unabridged reading by Peter Matic reveals the full power of Roth's novel about the nature of evil. Unabridged reading with Peter Matic, 1 mp3-CD, approximately 5 hours and 38 minutes.