Death of a Tsar

by Robert Marcum

After a diary wrapped in brown paper is passed to journalist Gayla Starkova by a stranger for safekeeping, a series of complex events launches the possibility of another revolution in modern day... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0875799140
• ISBN13: 9780875799148
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: Shadow Mountain
• Length: 383 Pages
• Weight: 1.55 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A must read

Robert Marcum is an excellent author who keeps the action and suspense at maximum in his novels. "Death of a Tsar" was wonderful and if you like that one, another wonderful book by Marcum is "The Orlov Legacy". I get so involved in his books it feels like I am part of the action. Absolutely a must read for anyone who enjoys good suspense!

An excellent suspense novel you won't want to put down.

Robert Marcum does an excellent job in his fourth novel. He is a professor at Ricks College and teaches Russian studies. This book takes an American businessman to Russia ,who gets tangled up with a package that has ties to the Imperial Tsar. It will keep you in suspense never knowing what is going to happen next. The list of characters becomes complex, enough so, that the author gives you a list in the beginning of the book as to who the characters are. It is written by an LDS author, and the main character in the book is an LDS person. But it crosses over to anyone who loves a great book!