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Readers of "Child 44" (2008) and "The Secret Speech" (2009) have been eagerly awaiting this third volume of Tom Robb Smith's trilogy of Soviet-era thrillers. The story's final chapters follow former Russian secret policeman Leo Demidov as he and his family travel to New York for a Peace Tour. After events in the city spin out of control, Demidov searches for the man who he thinks may know what truly happened – someone known only as Agent 6.
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