Death in Siberia
“Death in Siberia” by Alex Dryden, published by Headline in 2011, is a thrilling narrative set against the backdrop of post-Cold War tensions. This edition spans 406 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds as Russia seeks to capitalize on its exclusive access to the undersea Lomonosov Ridge in the Arctic Ocean, a region rich in oil reserves. The CIA dispatches ex-KGB agent Anna to the harsh wilderness of Norilsk, where she must navigate a complex web of espionage and sabotage amid competing national interests.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of geopolitical intrigue as Anna races against time to thwart a Russian group’s plans to destroy a floating nuclear station. The narrative delves into themes of loyalty and betrayal, questioning the motives behind the actions of both Russian and American forces. With the KGB pursuing them, Anna and her CIA allies face formidable challenges in their mission to protect vital resources and prevent a catastrophic attack that could have far-reaching consequences for the Arctic region.
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The Cold War is dead but Russia’s ambitions continue to rage…
The West is under threat. Russia has been granted sole access to the undersea Lomonosov Ridge in the Arctic Ocean – home to oil reserves even greater than Saudi Arabia’s. The US is determined to claim a share of the oil riches. The CIA send ex-KGB agent Anna on a mission to the brutal wilderness of Norilsk – the base of Russia’s Arctic development and a new floating nuclear station. She must disrupt their plans, but Intelligence reports that a Russian group are already planning to destroy the precious power station. But why are they risking everything to sabotage their own country’s resources? Is the US trying to force an outcome while keeping their hands clean? With the KGB hot on their tail, it’s up to Anna and the CIA to prevent an attack that could destroy the entire Arctic region, and its oil reserves, for ever.
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