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Death of a Dissident

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Title:      Death of a Dissident
Categories:      Rostnikov Series
BookID:      360
Authors:      Stuart M. Kaminsky
ISBN-10(13):      9780804104043
Publisher:      Ivy Books
Publication date:      1989-01-30
Edition:      Reissue
Number of pages:      0
Owner Name:      Endeavor
Owner Email:      rnoggle1@gmail.com
Language:      English
Price:      29.21 USD
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THE VICTIMS
An unscrupulous cab driver. The killer's own frightened wife. Most troublesome of all, an outspoken dissident, watched closely by the KGB, whose trial had been set for the very next day.
THE WEAPONS
A heavy iron-headed hammer. A rusty, antiquated sickle. And a broken vodka bottle.
THE COPS
Tkach, who seduces suspects into confessing with his apparent innocence. Karpo, a bit of a Tartar, a bit of a vampire, a stolid saint of the Soviet faith. And Rostnikov, their leader, who almost wishes the investigation won't turn out to be too simple. Before the case is over, Rostnikov will remember that wish and regret it.
"Stuart Kaminsky has created a sympathetic and engaging hero . . . ." -- The Cincinnati Post

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