Robert Harris

The bloody search for Josef Stalin's personal notebook carries an American scholar to the frozen wastes of Northern Russia, where he uncovers a shocking secret about the cruel dictator. Reprint.

Archangel

Cerys

I have personally enjoyed his other novels more. This is mainly because I was able to guess the outcome of this novel rather quickly in comparison to his other books. However, this is not to say that this novel was bad. In fact, Robert Harris is very interesting and easy to read and I would recommend his novels always.

While in Moscow, historian Fluke Kelso is approached by someone claiming to have been present when Stalin died, but a simple check into the old man's story turns into a murderous chase into the dark forests of northern Russia near the White Sea port of Archangel. (Adventure & Suspense).

Archangel

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