KRUGER T.3 LION - MARCIN CISZEWSKI

An engaging spy novel that takes the reader to the turbulent times of the early 20th century. Wilhelm Kruger, a character created to amaze the world, decides to conquer it. An intelligent, ruthless and predatory thief, perfectly at home in the realities of the era. His fate is intertwined with intrigue and danger when he falls into the hands of the Cheka. Kruger must make a difficult decision to save his life, renouncing his ideals and cooperating with the enemy. But in his heart burns the desire to free his sister from the hands of his mortal enemy, Ivan Petrovich Koltsov, who is always one step ahead of him.

• Captivating plot full of twists and turns
• Expressive characters that are memorable
• Realistic depiction of historical events
• Intriguing intrigues and secrets to be discovered
• Dynamic pace that does not allow boredom
• Universal message about the struggle between good and evil

August 1920, the crucial phase of the Battle of Warsaw. During this time, one of the heroes tries to penetrate the secrets of the Polish General Staff, while the other wants to prove his courage and dedication to ideals. In order to regain respect for themselves, both must face their own past and make difficult decisions. Marcin Ciszewski's novel is not only an engaging story, but also a profound reflection on morality, loyalty and sacrifice.

Marcin Ciszewski is a recognized author of spy and historical novels, who has gained a wide audience thanks to his engaging stories and attention to detail. His books take the reader to distant times, showing fascinating events and characters. Ciszewski is a master of building tension and creating unforgettable characters who struggle with difficult choices and fight for their ideals.

"Kruger T.3 Lion" is an excellent offer for lovers of spy, historical novels and thrillers. The book captivates from the first page and keeps you in suspense until the end, offering unforgettable experiences and profound reflections. It is a read that will surely be remembered long after reading.

Edition: War Book, 2017
Pages: 320
Format: 208x149 mm
Cover: paperback