Read Online Download. Great book, Red Sparrow pdf is enough to raise the goose bumps alone. Add a review Your Rating: Your Comment:. The Kremlins Candidate by Jason Matthews. Over a thirty-three-year career he served in multiple overseas locations, spoke six foreign languages, and engaged in clandestine collection of national security intelligence, specializing in denied-area operations.
As Chief in various CIA Stations, he collaborated with foreign partners in counterproliferation and counterterrorism operations. Jason Matthews passed away in Readers will finish the book, but their memories of Matthews' brilliant and fearless heroine will linger well past the final page. His descriptive precision is breathtaking; the sparring between his vividly realized characters is devilishly clever.
The sex scenes in his books are good, but the surveillance-detection runs are sublime. Until now, that is. Matthews offers the reader a primer in twenty-first-century spying. His former foes in Moscow will be choking on their blinis when they read how much has been revealed about their tradecraft.
Terrifically good. Matthews knows his tradecraft, and he knows his writing craft, too. Tell us what you like and we'll recommend books you'll love. Sign up and get a free ebook! By Jason Matthews. Table of Contents Excerpt Rave and Reviews. About The Book.
Colonel Dominika Egorova, Chief of Line KR, the counterintelligence section in the SVR, sat in a chair in the office of the Athens rezident, Pavel Bondarchuk, and bounced her foot, a sign of nettled impatience to those who knew her. Bondarchuk, also an SVR Colonel, was Chief of the rezidentura and responsible for the management of all Russian intelligence operations in Greece. Who was going to pull rank on this fire-breathing drakon?
Not that she looked like a dragon. In her thirties, Egorova was slim and narrow-waisted, with legs still muscular from ballet. Chestnut hair piled on top of her head framed a classic Hellenic face with heavy brows, high cheekbones, and a straight jaw.
Her hands were long-fingered and elegant, the nails square-cut and unpolished. She wore no jewelry, only a thin wristwatch on a narrow velvet band. But this was nothing compared to her eyes that held his as she watched him look at her chest.
What no one knew was that Dominika Egorova could indeed read minds. It was the colors. She was a synesthete, diagnosed at age five, a condition her professor father and violinist mother made her swear never to reveal, ever, to anyone. And no one knew.
Her synesthesia let her see words, and music, and human moods as ethereal airborne colors. It was a great advantage when she danced ballet and could pirouette among spirals of red and blue. As she entered the Service as an operations officer, it was a superweapon she used to assess moods, intentions, and deceptions. DMCA and Copyright : The book is not hosted on our servers, to remove the file please contact the source url. If you see a Google Drive link instead of source url, means that the file witch you will get after approval is just a summary of original book or the file has been already removed.
Loved each and every part of this book. I will definitely recommend this book to fiction, thriller lovers. Do they go down together? Over a thirty-three-year career he served in multiple overseas locations and engaged in clandestine collection of national security intelligence, specializing in denied area operations. Before I read this book, I had read some reviews which had me wondering if this one would be something I'd like, reviews from people whose opinions I trust.
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