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“It featured African-Americans who weren't mascots, women who weren't beautiful, actors in their 30's and 40's, and characters with immigrant names like "Renko" and "Goldblume.”
“Renko," Ozhogin said, "you should have filled out the form.”
“But in an alternate cast the younger Matthew Renko performed with an eagerness and focus that overrode his occasional technical shortcomings.”
“Ivan Ivanovich Renko got is just right when he said,”
“Renko meanwhile enters into a “murder-for-hire” scheme where he discovers the involvement of two fellow detectives – Nikolai Isakov and Marat Urman.”
“Stalin’s Ghost” by Martin Cruz Smith (Simon & Schuster, 2007) « The BookBanter Blog
“The case eventually leads Renko transferring to Tver, where he will discover what exactly is going on and who is behind it all.”
“Stalin’s Ghost” by Martin Cruz Smith (Simon & Schuster, 2007) « The BookBanter Blog
“Arkady Renko, the indomitable Russian detective is back with a new tale of murder and mayhem in Moscow.”
“Stalin’s Ghost” by Martin Cruz Smith (Simon & Schuster, 2007) « The BookBanter Blog
“Hey Obama, THIS TRIP should have happened a long time ago, but guess you were to busy sucking up to the rich, your pals Renko and Wright and not going to church, eh????”
“He almost overstepped when he told Renko the pond was little bigger than a piss hole, then began dropping hints that a dip in it would be a capper to his vacation.”
““‘This firearm and a lifetime license are awarded to Honored Investigator A. K. Renko in gratitude from the Russian people.’””
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