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Review: THREE STATIONS by Martin Cruz Smith, published by Simon & Schuster

Posted by writerlywitterer on 26/06/2021 · 1 Comment

I have always had a soft spot for Martin Cruz Smith’s book, ever since I first read GORKY PARK, the book that introduced Arkady Renko, the disillusioned cop of Moscow’s police force. There are several books in the series, and I find each of them utterly captivating. Yes, they are page-turners, and they have great … Continue reading →

Filed under Reviews · Tagged with Arkady Renko, Gorky Park, Martin Cruz Smith, Moscow, prostiture, Renko, Russia, Three Stations

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