Archive 17
A Novel of Suspense
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Archive 17
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Sam Eastland
About this listen
It is 1939. Russia teeters on the verge of war with Germany. It is also on the brink of bankruptcy. To preserve his regime, Stalin orders a search for the legendary missing gold of Tsar Nicholas II. For this task, he chooses Pekkala, the former investigator for the Tsar. To accomplish his mission, Pekkala will go undercover, returning to Siberia and the nightmare of his own past, where he was once a prisoner in the notorious Gulag known as Borodok.
Pekkala must infiltrate a gang of convicts still loyal to the Tsar who, it is rumored, know the whereabouts of the precious gold. He soon learns that the best-kept secrets are those that no one even knows exist.
In the brutal frozen fortress where his survival once made him a myth, he begins to unravel the true identity of a murdered inmate, whose own mission to Siberia has lain buried for years deep within the mysterious Archive 17, where long-lost files obscure a shocking conspiracy that could decide the future of the Soviet Union itself. As more people die around him, Pekkala must decide where his true loyalties lie, or else take his place among the dead.
With the superb research and stunning suspense that are his trademarks, Sam Eastland delivers his most powerful Pekkala novel yet—the best in a mystery series riveting readers and reviewers alike.
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Critic reviews
PRAISE FOR SAM EASTLAND AND HIS PEKKALA SERIES
Eye of the Red Tsar
“Highly imaginative . . . History mixes with fiction in an exciting story.”—USA Today
“A fantastic premise, frenetic action sequences and a stellar setting . . . What elevates this Russian period thriller . . . is its mad, brilliant hero.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
“Gripping and memorable . . . Fans of Russian thrillers (Tom Rob Smith’s Child 44, Martin Cruz Smith’s Gorky Park, and David Benioff’s City of Thieves) will want this.”—Library Journal
Shadow Pass
“An outstanding example of an unusual protagonist being used to excellent advantage.”—San Jose Mercury News
“Formidably researched . . . Eastland writes with visceral punch.”—Metro (U.K.)
“[A] fast-paced thriller full of twists and turns.”—Wichita Falls Times Record News
Eye of the Red Tsar
“Highly imaginative . . . History mixes with fiction in an exciting story.”—USA Today
“A fantastic premise, frenetic action sequences and a stellar setting . . . What elevates this Russian period thriller . . . is its mad, brilliant hero.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
“Gripping and memorable . . . Fans of Russian thrillers (Tom Rob Smith’s Child 44, Martin Cruz Smith’s Gorky Park, and David Benioff’s City of Thieves) will want this.”—Library Journal
Shadow Pass
“An outstanding example of an unusual protagonist being used to excellent advantage.”—San Jose Mercury News
“Formidably researched . . . Eastland writes with visceral punch.”—Metro (U.K.)
“[A] fast-paced thriller full of twists and turns.”—Wichita Falls Times Record News
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