VODKA - Softcover

Starling

Softcover

ISBN 10: 000711947X ISBN 13: 9780007119479

Verlag: HarperCollins, 2011

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Praise for Vodka:

‘Suspense is cumulative, with the narrative a kaleidoscope patterned by Starling’s love affair with all things Russian and Moscow in particular’ Chris Petit, Guardian

‘A pulsating and imaginative tale of murder and mafia’ Daily Mirror

‘A vividly drawn blockbuster set in Moscow in the post-Gorbachev era’ New Statesman

Praise for Messiah:

‘A real cliffhanger’ Sunday Express

‘Fast-paced, gritty... deserves nothing but praise’
Esquire

Praise for Storm:

‘A furious, compelling and enjoyable read’ Maxim

‘I’ve been pinned helplessly to every chilling page’ Loaded

Reseña del editor:

A taut and shocking story of vengeance, bloodshed and love, set over 100 days of bitter Russian winter... from the bestselling author of Messiah.

Moscow, December 1991. Chaos reigns after the fall of communism. Muscovites are used to queues and empty shelves, but now they have to cope with a dangerous power vacuum – and a war between brutal mafiya gangs for control of the city. So when a child's body is found beneath the ice of the Moscow river it attracts little attention to begin with. Then a second body is found. And a third.

At the heart of the gathering storm is Red October, Russia's most famous vodka distillery. Alice Liddell, an American banker, has come to Moscow to oversee its privatization – an unpopular move. Alice wants to get going, but faced with the charismatic, ruthless Lev – distiller director and head of one of the warring mafia gangs – a very difficult job is starting to look impossible.

Lev's arch-enemy has vowed revenge on him and it seems that the bizarre child killings might be part of this. The last thing he needs is a determined young woman in the heart of his criminal empire. But will Lev and Alice be enemies or allies? And when the storm has passed, who will be left standing?

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• Verlag: HarperCollins
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2011
• ISBN 10: 000711947X
• ISBN 13: 9780007119479
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 672