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    The Russian Renaissance
    The Russian Renaissance
    The Russian Renaissance
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Russian Renaissance

    Written by Ian Kharitonov

    Narrated by Dan Lee

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    The Russian President wants him dead…

    But Constantine can no longer hide in Europe.

    He’s on the run again. Targeted by unknown assassins. On the trail of a conspiracy leading back to Moscow.

    Only one man can save him. Eugene Sokolov. An elite rescue unit officer.

    His brother.

    Sokolov must find Constantine. And to survive, they must uncover the truth.

    What secret cargo was aboard Stalin’s special train?

    Where did it vanish to?

    And why are global powers clashing in Central Asia?

    In a maze of deceit and dark history, they’re fighting for more than just their lives.

    The fate of entire nations is at stake.

    Clive Cussler loved this thriller. You will, too.

    Get it now.

    "A high-octane, intellectually gratifying thriller." ~ Steven Konkoly, #1 Amazon bestselling author of the BLACK FLAGGED and RYAN DECKER series.

    "This book has got it all... Intrigue, adventure, high stakes, and all the action you can handle ... pure nitroglycerin." ~ Jeff Edwards, bestselling author of THE SEVENTH ANGEL and SWORD OF SHIVA

    "The perfect novel for Cussler fans ... A thriller experience not to be missed." ~ Sean Ellis, co-author of WARGOD and CALLSIGN: KING

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIan Kharitonov
    Release dateOct 23, 2018
    ISBN9781987154061
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