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Frederick Forsyth

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In the summer of 1999, Russia teeters on the brink of anarchy, with an interim president unable to stem the tide of famine, inflation, and rampant crime. Amidst this chaos, Igor Komarov, a former army sergeant and leader of the right-wing UPF party, emerges as a charismatic figure promising law, order, and a revival of national pride. As he prepares for the presidential election in January 2000, his powerful rhetoric resonates with the desperate populace. However, a stolen document, known as the Black Manifesto, reveals a chilling ideology reminiscent of Mein Kampf, raising alarms in the West about the potential resurgence of authoritarianism. In response, a clandestine group of elder statesmen sends Jason Monk, an ex-CIA agent renowned for his skills, back to Moscow. Haunted by his past, particularly by Colonel Anatoli Grishin, the KGB officer responsible for the deaths of his agents, Monk is driven by a dual mission: to thwart Komarov’s rise and to confront Grishin. With time running out and ruthless adversaries closing in, Monk must navigate a treacherous landscape to uncover the truth and protect the future of Russia, all while seeking personal vengeance against the man who betrayed him.