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This page lists novels that feature the 1890s Russian lawyer Dmitri Kameron.

Cover images are, where possible, of the first UK edition and a recent paperback or digital edition.

Dmitri and the Milk-Drinkers

Michael Pearce

1997

A Dmitri Kameron novel.

"Tsarist Russia in the 1890s. Dmitri Kameron, a young lawyer, must deal with the disappearance of a well-connected young woman. She has been shipped off to Siberia, in one of the prison wagons outside the Court House. But is this a bureaucratic bungle or something more calculated? On a journey to the furthest outposts of Russia, Dimitri’s search becomes horribly complicated. To unearth the truth in a treacherous world of Russian officialdom he is forced to make some strange allies, not least among them the redoubtable Milk-Drinkers."

Dmitri and the One-Legged Lady

Michael Pearce

1999

A Dmitri Kameron novel.

"A dreamy province of Tsarist Russia in the 1890s. An ambitious young lawyer. And the One-Legged Lady, one of the most important ikons in the district, goes missing. Exactly how important she is, the sceptical Dmitri, whose task it is to track her down, will soon find out. Who has taken her and for why? The sinister Volkov, from the Tsar’s Corps of Gendarmes, suspects the theft has something to do with a wave of popular feeling at a time of famine – which means trouble for some innocent people, unless Dmitri gets there first."