Books: Russian Criminal Novels

Origin: 2000 Moscow.

State: Read, good no damages.

Language: Russian.

 

Russian books about underground, illigal export / import and all other things an duty Western based Praporchik needs to deal with.

 

Step into the world of darkness.

 

Book 1:

"Customs give go ahead"

Egor Chernyak

In Egor's new novel "Customs gives the

go-ahead," one of the dark criminal sides of

the post-perestroika reality is shown 

A gang of Russian antiques, diamonds, and

metal. Former Marine Alexander Barinov,

having lost his beloved woman, is alone looking

for relatives, despite the threat of physical violence.

 

Book 2:

 "Varangians And thieves"

Julius Dubov.

A naive American comes to Russia to help protect humanrights, and at the same time to learn about the fate of Kolchak's money, which now, when found, can turn into many millions of dollars.

The search for long missing bills leads him to the distant Kandym zone. where not naive people are sit-ting at all. They have long privatized their zone, they know

what happened to the money, and in their own way they introduce the American to the great principle on which not only the zone, but also the whole of Russia stands.

 

Book 3:

"Black Doctor" 

Aleksandr Roslyakov

The writer Alexander Roslyakov is well known

based on books written in the genre of crime.

The "Black Doctor" is death itself. The last aesculapius of completely confused souls. Some manage to avoid his services at the most extreme point,

some do not…

 

Book 4:

"Large Ration"

Julius Dubov.

 

The five parts of the novel are five tragic destinies, five stories about friendship and betrayal,faith and treachery, love and indifference, about how Big Money is made in modern Russia and what people can do when Big Money becomes a Big Ration; these are five almost documentary biographies, behind which stands the history of modern Russian business.

Eighty five years ago, the American writer Theodore Dreiser created the famous novels "The Financier" and "Titan" about the power of money. Now the financial saga has

appeared in Russia as well. "Big Ration" is the debut of Yulia Dubov,

the first real novel about business, written by a direct participant

in the events: the CEO of LogoVAZ,