Child 44 Trilogy: Agent 6 Lib/E (Audiobook)

from she_climber

Another absolutely fascinating book by Smith. I love Leo's character for being so multi-faceted from tough KGB agent to a man destroyed by the love for his family. This book is almost 2 completely different stories that finally get brought back together at the end. The pictures of the history and...

from stang50logan

This is the third and what seems like the final novel of the Leo Demidov series. Overall very pleased with the book, did start a bit slow but caught some faster pace the second half of the book. If you have not read any of the other books you will be ok as the author didn't reference the previous...

from nbmars

This book ends the trilogy featuring the Soviet agent Leo Demidov that began with Child 44 and continued in The Secret Speech. Whereas the first two books could be considered "thrillers," this last one seems more of an effort to fit in everything the author still wants to say about the pre-dissol...

from EadieB

Leo Demidov is no longer a member of Moscow's secret police. But when his wife, Raisa, and daughters Zoya and Elena are invited on a "Peace Tour" to New York City, he is immediately suspicious. Forbidden to travel with his family and trapped on the other side of the world, Leo watches helplessly ...

from sruszala

Tom Rob Smith does not disappoint! His characters are finely drawn, the book rushes across time and landscapes, and the story is compelling. Cold War Russia isn't often chosen as a setting/time period in current fiction, and this makes the book all the more refreshing.