Die Spur des Bären
Ein Arkadi-Renko-Thriller
'¿Die Spur des Bären¿ zeigt Cruz Smith in Bestform: grandios erzählt, mit lakonischen Dialogen und einem zwar leicht ergrauten, aber mutigen Helden.' Financial TimesDer legendäre Moskauer Ermittler Arkadi Renko ist in größter Sorge um seine ehemalige Geliebte Tatjana. Die mutige Enthüllungsjournalistin ist nicht planmäßig aus Sibirien zurückgekehrt. Dort wollte sie den politischen Dissidenten Kusnezow porträtieren - einen charismatischen, aber auch skrupellosen Mann, der das ehrgeizige Ziel verfolgt, die Dauerherrschaft Putins zu brechen. Getrieben von bösen Vorahnungen, aber auch rasender Eifersucht, begibt sich Renko auf eine riskante Reise. Er merkt schnell, dass in der unwirtlichen, eisigen Natur Sibiriens ganz eigene Gesetze herrschen. Doch erst eine grausame Bärenjagd, von der er sich wichtige Insider-Informationen verspricht, führt ihm vor Augen, in welche gefährlichen politischen Fänge Tatjana geraten ist ...
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'¿Die Spur des Bären¿ zeigt Cruz Smith in Bestform: grandios erzählt, mit lakonischen Dialogen und einem zwar leicht ergrauten, aber mutigen Helden.' Financial Times
Der legendäre Moskauer Ermittler Arkadi Renko ist in größter Sorge um seine ehemalige Geliebte Tatjana. Die mutige Enthüllungsjournalistin ist nicht planmäßig aus Sibirien zurückgekehrt. Dort wollte sie den politischen Dissidenten Kusnezow porträtieren - einen charismatischen, aber auch skrupellosen Mann, der das ehrgeizige Ziel verfolgt, die Dauerherrschaft Putins zu brechen. Getrieben von bösen Vorahnungen, aber auch rasender Eifersucht, begibt sich Renko auf eine riskante Reise. Er merkt schnell, dass in der unwirtlichen, eisigen Natur Sibiriens ganz eigene Gesetze herrschen. Doch erst eine grausame Bärenjagd, von der er sich wichtige Insider-Informationen verspricht, führt ihm vor Augen, in welche gefährlichen politischen Fänge Tatjana geraten ist ...
Der legendäre Moskauer Ermittler Arkadi Renko ist in größter Sorge um seine ehemalige Geliebte Tatjana. Die mutige Enthüllungsjournalistin ist nicht planmäßig aus Sibirien zurückgekehrt. Dort wollte sie den politischen Dissidenten Kusnezow porträtieren - einen charismatischen, aber auch skrupellosen Mann, der das ehrgeizige Ziel verfolgt, die Dauerherrschaft Putins zu brechen. Getrieben von bösen Vorahnungen, aber auch rasender Eifersucht, begibt sich Renko auf eine riskante Reise. Er merkt schnell, dass in der unwirtlichen, eisigen Natur Sibiriens ganz eigene Gesetze herrschen. Doch erst eine grausame Bärenjagd, von der er sich wichtige Insider-Informationen verspricht, führt ihm vor Augen, in welche gefährlichen politischen Fänge Tatjana geraten ist ...
Untertitel
Ein Arkadi-Renko-Thriller
H | B | T | Gramm
227 mm | 134 mm | 28 mm | 378 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2021
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Verlag
Bertelsmann
ISBN-10
3570104184
ISBN-13
9783570104187
Autor
Martin Cruz-Smith
Weitere Mitwirkende
Schmidt, Rainer
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
272
Themen
Politthriller/Justizthriller, Belletristik in Übersetzung, Kriminalromane und Mystery: Polizeiarbeit & Forensik, Sibirien: Baikalsee
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