โ Scribed by Brian Freemantle
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Danilov and FBI supervisor William Cowley follow a trail of murder that propels them through prosperous, money-laundering Geneva, seedy Brighton Beach, and a lethal confrontation in the Sicilian mountains before they return to a criminal-dominated Moscow. The pair peel back layer upon layer of deception to uncover a complex web of plots with a multimillion-dollar prize at the end. Nail-biting, authentic forensic detail, the sleazy atmosphere of Moscow's underworld, a web of tangled political motives, and two of the most human and charismatic investigators created in years make No Time for Heroes a rare breed - a thriller so richly layered it will satisfy time after time.
Library : General
Universes : Cowley and Danilov [02]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780783812762
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