β Scribed by R D Zimmerman
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Nicholas Miller had been in Russia for several months and already he felt the tension and paranoia of being watched. What could the KGB possibly want with him? But suddenly a lovely Russian girl begs him for help, and then a green cab nearly runs him down. As his world turns inside out, Nicholas realizes none of it makes any sense -- until he discovers an old woman hidden in the catacombs far below Kiev.
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