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Siberian Light

By: Robin White
Narrated by: Stephen Lang
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A man lies dead, sprawled in the bedroom of apartment #8. Rock music blares as two militiamen follow the bloody trail upstairs. . . and into the quick, cold slice of a razor-edged blade.

The victim was a criminal. But two honest cops were killed with him. Gregori Nowek, mayor of the small Siberian town, is ordered to investigate. Armed with only a few clues--a fragment of cloth, American bullets, an unidentified bone--Nowek is shocked when a prime suspect is named.

Dr. Anna Vereskaya came to Siberia to study the endangered tiger. Instead, she stumbled on the dangerous edge of a shocking conspiracy. Gregori Nowek wants to believe in her innocence--just as he wants to believe in justice for his lawless town. Searching for answers, Nowek is plunged into a terrifying race across the stark Siberian wilderness. Here, betrayal is everywhere. And here, a man, a woman, and a desperate, haunted land are joined together--as a staggering truth is uncovered on the world's last frontier.©1997 Robin A. White; (P)1997 Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, A Division of Random House, Inc.
Crime Thrillers International Mystery & Crime Mystery Suspense Thriller & Suspense

Critic reviews

A savage triple murder in a small Siberian town.

A man and a woman thrown together in the crime's brutal aftermath.

A shattering secret explodes on the world's last frontier....

"White creates a psychological setting that is as lurking and dark as anything conjured up by John LeCarre."
--The Atlanta Journal and Constitution

"Great writing. . .wonderful reading."
--Nelson DeMille

"A well-thought-out tale of intrigue, love and--finally--hope."
--The New York Times Book Review
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