by Boris Starling

The New York Times bestselling author of Vodka and Messiah

London, 1952. Only hours before he is murdered, a prominent biochemist claims to know something that could change the world. Tracing the victim's final footsteps is ex-spy-turned-Scotland Yard detective Herbert Smith. It leads straight to a secret that is coveted by both the CIA and the KGB, and threatened by the last vestige of the Third Reich. REIVEW: 'a smart bracing look at the legacy of Nazi scientific dreams.'
-Seattle Times

'This is how thrillers should be done.'
-Baltimore Sun

'Topnotch espionage.'
-Library Journal

'Wonderfully unpredictable twists.'
-Guardian