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XOX
XOX rated it 8 years ago
Leo's awakening. In the beginning of the book, Leo is a strong, effective state agent. Then things happened that begin to shake his faith of the state, or the state methodology. He was an agent of the state that caught citizens who were accused of subversion. Yet, these people who are caught ar...
Wortmagieblog
Wortmagieblog rated it 8 years ago
Tom Rob Smith ist vermutlich der Begründer meiner Vorliebe für politische Thriller. Sein Debüt „Kind 44“ trat in mein Leben, als ich längst genug hatte von ewig gleichen Psychothrillern. Die Geschichte des Agenten Leo Demidow, der versucht, in einem System Serienmorde aufzuklären, in dem es offiziel...
Misericordia
Misericordia rated it 8 years ago
How do you take a story of Chikatillo and make it somehow the government's fault? Why take the serial crimes happening in 1978-1990s and place these in 1960s? A get all about the artistic licence. And I'm no fan of USSR as well. But I'm no fan of blatant misrepresentation of widely-known facts. You ...
Pablos czytelnik
Pablos czytelnik rated it 9 years ago
System to książka, która uderza na samym początku, uderza tak mocno, że powoduje u czytelnika niemal euforię. Niestety początkowy cios jest zarazem jedynym, jaki powieść oferuje, i z każdą przewróconą kartką rzecz robi się coraz bardziej pospolita, zwyczajna, pozbawiona fajerwerków a nawet nudna. ...
XOX
XOX rated it 9 years ago
The story continued on where Child 44 left off. Leo has a family now and is working on murder cases as the head of an investigation unit. Leo is still struggling as a new man. The story continue to see how other people see him, as one cannot really tell he has changed on the inside. I like the w...
Tyson Adams Reviews
Tyson Adams Reviews rated it 9 years ago
In Russia serial killer not Russian.Child 44 follows MGP - Russian police- security officer Leo Demidov. Leo tows the party line until circumstances force him to accept that crime does actually does exist in the Soviet Union. Leo is the only person interested in bringing a prolific serial killer to ...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 9 years ago
bookshelves: published-2008, ukraine, series, spring-2013, fraudio, recreational-drugs, serial-killer, debut, slavic, gorefest, lifestyles-deathstyles, mystery-thriller, historical-fiction, families, winter-20152016, dec-2015-free-for-all, re-visit-2015 Read from April 14, 2013 to December 23, 201...
Sarah's Library
Sarah's Library rated it 10 years ago
SPOILERS!! SPOILERS!! SPOILERS!! SPOILERS!! 31/7 - Even more of a page turner than Child 44! I loved this, so much so that I stayed up till 2 am two nights in a row feverishly reading, unable to stop turning the pages until I fell asleep with the book in my hands.I had forgotten how irritating and o...
Sarah's Library
Sarah's Library rated it 10 years ago
5/7 - Reading this book is making me HATE a country (I'm not sure if that's the right word, maybe it should be state), the Soviet Union to be exact. Of course the Soviet Union no longer exists and I believe life is better in Russia and the other countries that made up the USSR. But for me the feelin...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 10 years ago
bookshelves: spring-2015, ipad, bedside, e-book, tbr-busting-2015, published-2011 Read from April 22 to May 04, 2015 Description: It is 1965. Leo Demidov, a former secret police agent, is forbidden to travel with his wife and daughters from Moscow to New York. They are part of a "Peace Tour," m...
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