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'Our Kind of Traitor' by John le Carre is a spy thriller that follows a young couple, Perry and Gail, who get caught up in a web of power, money, violence, and corruption when they meet a Russian money launderer named Dima in Antigua. Dima wants to defect and share information with British Intelligence about British politicians in exchange for protection for his family. The novel is praised for its well-developed characters, tense plot, and a critical view of international politics and big business. The story unfolds with intrigue and betrayal at high levels, leaving readers with more questions than answers at the end, which is a signature of John le Carre's writing style.
At seven o’clock of a Caribbean morning, on the island of Antigua, one Peregrine Makepiece, otherwise known as Perry, an all-round amateur athlete of distinction and until recently tutor in English li... - #2
'Freezing Order: A True Story of Money Laundering, Murder, and Surviving Vladimir Putin's Wrath' by Bill Browder is a gripping and eye-opening account of the author's experiences with Russian money laundering and the ruthless tactics employed by Vladimir Putin and his regime to protect their criminal enterprise. Through detailed storytelling and real-life events, Browder takes readers on a journey of corruption, bravery, and justice, shedding light on the dark side of politics and power struggles in Russia. The writing style is described as compelling, well-written, and engaging, making it difficult for readers to put the book down as they uncover the depths of corruption and the resilience of those fighting for truth and transparency.
'McMafia: A Journey Through the Global Criminal Underworld' by Misha Glenny is a comprehensive investigation into organized crime worldwide, delving into the interconnected web of criminal activities that span different countries and continents. Glenny's writing style, while not overly stylish, is described as compulsively readable and plenty scary, keeping readers engaged with the dark and intriguing world of global criminal underworld. The book covers a wide range of topics, from the rise of the Russian mafia to the shadow economies in countries like South Africa, Brazil, Canada, Japan, and China.
The bells tolled uninterrupted for fifteen minutes as they carried the coffin into St. Nedelya’s Cathedral. At the head of the procession was Patriarch Maxim, head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, be...