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    Death Of The Red Rider (yakovleva) Pb

    £9.99
    Detective Zaitsev is back to solve the murder of a Red Army horseman in this atmospheric and relentlessly dark detective series set in Stalinist Russia - for fans of Babylon Berlin and Boris Akunin
    ISBN: 9781782276807
    AuthorYakovleva, Yulia
    PublisherNamePushkin Press
    Pub Date06/07/2023
    BindingPaperback
    Pages400
    Availability: In Stock

    Praise for Punishment of A Hunter:


    'The most successful retro-detective since Akunin' Literratura


    'Gritty and gripping' Will Ryan


    'It will pull you in and leave you breathless' Chris Lloyd
    'Yulia Yokovleva's thrilling debut was a bestseller in her native Russia. It's not difficult to see why' The Times, Best New Crime Fiction


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    On the eve of Stalin's deadly great purge, a rider and his horse mysteriously collapse in the middle of a race in Leningrad.


    Weary detective Zaitsev, still reeling from his last brush with the Party, is dispatched to the soviet state cavalry school near Ukraine to investigate.


    There he witnesses the horror of the man-made Holodomor Famine as he struggles to penetrate the murky, secretive world of the school.


    Why has this murder attracted so much attention from Soviet officials? Zaitsev needs to answer this question and solve the case before the increasingly paranoid authorities turn their attention to him...

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    Praise for Punishment of A Hunter:


    'The most successful retro-detective since Akunin' Literratura


    'Gritty and gripping' Will Ryan


    'It will pull you in and leave you breathless' Chris Lloyd
    'Yulia Yokovleva's thrilling debut was a bestseller in her native Russia. It's not difficult to see why' The Times, Best New Crime Fiction


    ________________


    On the eve of Stalin's deadly great purge, a rider and his horse mysteriously collapse in the middle of a race in Leningrad.


    Weary detective Zaitsev, still reeling from his last brush with the Party, is dispatched to the soviet state cavalry school near Ukraine to investigate.


    There he witnesses the horror of the man-made Holodomor Famine as he struggles to penetrate the murky, secretive world of the school.


    Why has this murder attracted so much attention from Soviet officials? Zaitsev needs to answer this question and solve the case before the increasingly paranoid authorities turn their attention to him...