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Book Review - Rasputin's Legacy by Author Lee Jackson (Cold War series)
Book Review - Rasputin's Legacy by Author Lee Jackson (Cold War series) 'Another brilliantly novel from Lee Jackson who enthralls and excites his readers'....
"The author has devised an excellent plot around the Cold War. The mystique of political figure heads who have shaped the 20th century are brought to life in this novel. One of the most infamous Russian legends Rasputin rears his head as a group of his followers are influenced by a Soviet General who thinks he is a direct descendant and wants to use the group in order to overthrow the present regime. This brings the American President into the conflict and has to employ an undercover agent. The story runs at pace and the political and economic differences are expertly described. The icing on the cake is the fact that people want to follow and worship extraordinary characters from their history in order to keep their spirit and beliefs alive.
Another brilliantly novel from Lee Jackson who enthralls and excites his readers. Just goes to show that waiting for authors books are well worth the wait."
5 Awesome Stars
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His Code Name Is Atcho, a Cuban-born West Point graduate. He is the only covert operative on earth to be trusted by both the President of the United States and the Premier of the Soviet Union. A chance meeting of Rasputin, a mysterious monk with the daughters of the last Czar deep in the forests of Russia sets in motion cataclysmic events that surface 70 years later. Atcho finds himself battling a mysterious religious sect, the KGB, the Soviet military, and the Communist Party to save the National Power that had kept him imprisoned for more than 19 years – and he must do it without help or assistance from US intelligence resources. Failure would result in placing the full nuclear capabilities and military might of the Soviet Union into the hands of a madman bent on world domination.
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