Title: Siberian Light
Product review: The book lacks the luster of Robyn White's Typhoon -- so much so that you wonder of this author is another Robin White. The read begins with a slow start -- the introduction of numerous Russian characters, place locations, and Russian politics that it is easy to get lost in the names and have trouble following the plot. However, after a slow start, the books picks up and becomes more fascinating. The Russian political corruption and general lifestyle described makes you think he is describing some backwards third-world country. It makes one wonder why we ever thought the Russians were a threat to our Western life-style.
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