Name: Red Wheels Turning: A Novel of the Great European war (Brian Finch Malloy Adventures) (en Inglés)
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Author: Hugh Ashton
ISBN: 9781912605484

portada Red Wheels Turning: A Novel of the Great European war (Brian Finch Malloy Adventures) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Lightning Source Inc

Autor

Hugh Ashton

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Inglés

N° páginas

222

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781912605484

Red Wheels Turning: A Novel of the Great European war (Brian Finch Malloy Adventures) (en Inglés)

Hugh Ashton (Autor) · Lightning Source Inc · Tapa Blanda

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British secret agent Brian Finch-Malloy (described by one reviewer as "a 1920s James Bond") was introduced in Beneath Gray Skies, set in an alternate history where the American Civil War never happened. Red Wheels Turning takes place in the same historical timeline, and features some of the same characters. With a backdrop of Tsarist Russia prior to the events described in Beneath Gray Skies, Red Wheels Turning once more mixes real historical characters with fictional characters and events in a an entertaining adventure featuring two of the most extraordinary weapons ever developed - the massive "Netopyr" and the rail cruiser "Zaamurets". Finch-Malloy battles against the maniacal gangster-turned-Bolshevik revolutionary Kolinski in a contest of wits to determine who will have control of these incredible machines. Described by readers as "a ripping yarn" and a "page-turner", Red Wheels Turning continues the tradition of high adventure, espionage and treachery, mixed with steampunk-like technology in a genre best described as "steampulp" which Ashton began in Beneath Gray Skies.