Murder of Dickens (Two Volumes)

"No one writes better than Dan Simmons!". In this novel about murder, Dickens does not yet know his ending. "Dickens' unexpected disaster occurred on June 9, 1865. The train carrying his success, calmness, sanity, manuscripts and mistress was speeding all the way, facing a crack in the railway, and suddenly fell shockingly." On June 9, 1865, a train bound for London accidentally fell off a cliff, and only one carriage survived. The world-famous writer Charles Dickens sat in this carriage. This accident completely changed Dickens's destiny. He survived the disaster, but was in a state of panic all day long because the mysterious figure Zude he met at the scene of the accident lingered in his life like a nightmare. Dickens was convinced that Zude was the cause of this unfortunate accident. In order to investigate the truth, he devoted all his energy for the rest of his life to finding Zude. And a series of bizarre events that followed put him in danger of being murdered...