Three Stations : An Arkady Renko Novel (CD-Audio)

from adpaton

Arkady Renko is one of the most engaging fictional detectives of our time, but if you have not already made his acquaintance, Three Stations is not the book in which to do it. Once again Renko is suspended and his warning of a serial killer ignored: one would think after six books his superiors w...

from joannemonck

Back to Moscow and his usual cast of Russian criminals and detectives This one is about a run away girl (15) and her infant daughter who is stolen from her. The prostitution ring she was working for are after and she is after her daughter Interesting read.

from Daftboy1

This is an Inspector Arkandy Renko novel set in his home city of Moscow. Renko is on the verge of a suspension when he comes across the suspicious death of a young lady near one of the 3 major railway stations. At the same time his young on off companion Zhenya assists a young girl who is looking...

from ehines

Arkady Renko may be my favorite fictional detective. Wry, long-suffering, stubborn, quietly principled, philosophical, observant, hesitant, a bit of a schlemiel. And the late/former Soviet Union has been an excellent setting to let his sensibility play out. This latest installment in his series i...

from norinrad10

Martin Cruz-Smith is incredible writer who I am not sure gets his due. Like Ian Rankin and James Lee Burke, to call him a mystery writer is to not give him his full due. His books while centered around a mystery have just as much to with history and social commentary as they do with solving a cri...