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"A continuing adventure that in terms of popular fiction is surely a work of art."
--Patrick Anderson, "Washington Post"
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As a train pulls into Yaroslav Station, Moscow, a teenage girl Maya wakes to an unimaginable horror. Her baby has been taken ...Increasingly disillusioned with the workings of Moscow's Prosecution Service, Arkady Renko is teetering on the brink of resignation when he becomes drawn into a strange new case. A prostitute has been found dead in a trailer in Three Stations a dark, notorious part of the city without a mark on her. Soon Renko will find that the girl is linked to the extravagant Club Nijinsky and, as he is drawn into the extraordinary world of Moscow's super-rich, that nothing is quite as it seems. Meanwhile, Maya also wanders Three Stations, searching for her baby. Her only ally is a young man, Zhenya Renko's own troubled ward who is drawn to her cause and will guide her through Moscow's dark underbelly. But neither Zhenya nor Renko realize that Maya herself is being hunted. And those seeking her will stop at nothing to silence her ...
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And when she opened it, she saw the child, and behold, the baby wept. So she had compassion on him, and said, "This is one of the Hebrews' children." - Exodus 2:6
Martin Cruz Smith continually amazes me with the Investigator Arkady Renko novels. They all reek despair . . . but in totally different ways. Renko never seems to have been in a more untenable spot than in Three Stations due to his job being terminated. That doesn't seem to bother him. Renko still wants to exercise his special skill: finding the bad guys who do unspeakable things.
The book's settings are very powerful. If you have ever been in a large train station (such as Grand Central in New York City), you have probably wondered about whether people live in the tunnels underneath the station and what dramas are being played out on the trans that come and go. Mr. Smith beautifully draws on such speculations to weave a powerful tale of corruption and redemption.
You'll be moved, too, by the parts of the story that feature a young mother who is about to have an encounter on a train that she'll never forget.
I listened to the unabridged recording read by Ron McLarty and highly recommend this version if you like to listen to books.
Martin Cruz Smith continually amazes me with the Investigator Arkady Renko novels. They all reek despair . . . but in totally different ways. Renko never seems to have been in a more untenable spot than in Three Stations due to his job being terminated. That doesn't seem to bother him. Renko still wants to exercise his special skill: finding the bad guys who do unspeakable things.
The book's settings are very powerful. If you have ever been in a large train station (such as Grand Central in New York City), you have probably wondered about whether people live in the tunnels underneath the station and what dramas are being played out on the trans that come and go. Mr. Smith beautifully draws on such speculations to weave a powerful tale of corruption and redemption.
You'll be moved, too, by the parts of the story that feature a young mother who is about to have an encounter on a train that she'll never forget.
I listened to the unabridged recording read by Ron McLarty and highly recommend this version if you like to listen to books.
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superspannend der Renko, wie immer
geklautes Baby im Bahnhofswirrwar gewürtzt mit der üblichen Gesellschaftskritik
diesmal sind die Oligarchen dran
geklautes Baby im Bahnhofswirrwar gewürtzt mit der üblichen Gesellschaftskritik
diesmal sind die Oligarchen dran
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