Crime in Orsival
By New Apps Land
French writer Emile Gaborio (1832-1873) - one of the founders and recognized master of the detective genre. His novels are translated into almost all languages of the world. (Russian edition of the novel Crime in Orsival, St. Petersburg., 1869). The novel Crime in Orsival brought Gaborio extraordinary popularity. In it, he acquaints the reader with the noble and dexterous Monsieur Lecock, a real genius of investigation, who gained fame with a subtle sense of spirit and extraordinary enterprise. To unravel the matter, he is without hesitation ready to risk his life. Especially when it comes to the terrible and mysterious murder ...
When designing the application was used a picture of Jacques Joseph Tissot.
The developer of New Apps Land applications aims to popularize the works of classical Russian and foreign literature among a new generation of readers.
To create the impression that users are reading a real book in the application, a page turning effect is created.
New Apps Land's apps are free. Applications do not ask users to send SMS from mobile phones to paid numbers and also do not track the user's personal information.
As a small compensation for the work of the application creator, the Admob advertising module is built into the application
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