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US intelligence says there's something going on in Russia. While their land forces have been decimated by corruption and incompetence, the Navy seems to be pouring money into some secret project. Analysts are stumped, until the knot is untangled by one particularly bright young woman at the Office of Naval Intelligence - Katie Ryan, the youngest daughter of President Jack Ryan. Like her father, she sees patterns where other don't, and she's determined that the Russians are about to launch a super missile sibmarine, the Belgorod.

Written in the first four months of the war in Ukraine, fuelled by anger towards mindless violence, Jan Němec’s stories tackle the present moment and confront what really matters at times of abundant destruction. A Czech man in Ukraine in search of his alter ego. A gang of homeless kids driven from a cellar by tenants using it as a shelter from the war. A German couple who ‘rented a womb’ in Ukraine, whose child is now stuck in Kyiv. A teenager partnered with a Valkyrie for the distribution of lavash in besieged Mariupol delays his flight until it is too late.

Set in 1948, Eve’s Peace is a one-off novella that recalls Eve’s past, her struggles in the present, and her hopes for the future. “I’m here,” I said, “because Cunningham wants me to find Kriminalrätin Gisela Winter. He’s working for a new department, very hush-hush.” Guy frowned. “They want her for the war crimes trials?” “That’s what he said, but I suspect his reasons run deeper than that.” “Why do you say that?” Guy asked.

Natasha is completely alone, although she's surrounded by people. Freshly arrived in England on a train full of refugees from a vicious war in mainland Europe, she's left everything behind—including her fourteen-year-old son. It's not long before she runs into trouble. Natasha finds herself in peril, surrounded in a dark London alleyway by men who wish her harm. Also in the alleyway is a man in a robe. A preacher with a most unusual skill set for a man of the cloth.

The year is 1992. Europe is in flames. Scandinavia is under siege. Only Norway holds out against the Soviet war machine. And now the pride of the Soviet Navy, the Red Banner Northern Fleet, sallies out to finish the job.

Нынешний военный тележурналист и его оператор на Балканах караулят взрыв моста. Мост пока цел, но взрыв случится вот-вот, и журналисты снимут его, если успеют, если останутся живы на этой территории команчей, где «инстинкт подсказывает военному репортеру, что нужно тормозить и поворачивать назад... 〈где〉 дороги безлюдны, а дома превратились в обгоревшие руины; 〈где〉 кажется, что вот-вот наступят сумерки... 〈Где〉 ты не видишь снайперских винтовок, но они видят тебя».

Бывший военный фотограф, удалившись от мира, сидит в башне и пишет фреску — свою самую важную, абсолютную, финальную работу, полную боли, крови и войны. К фотографу приходит тот, чья жизнь полетела под откос из-за одного-единственного фотокадра, — и посреди осторожных разговоров о мировом искусстве, маскирующих горе утраты, и жажду мести, и любовь, и отчаяние, и постыдные секреты, у обоих открываются глаза. Перес-Реверте — бывший военный журналист, работавший во множестве горячих точек, прославленный автор блестящих исторических,.

What started as a military coup in Pakistan has ignited South Asia and threatens to spread to the world's largest democracy in India. American and British allies struggle to rescue Western civilians who have been cut off in Islamabad. What starts as a desperate race turns into a grim siege. But the fate of a few innocents pales in comparison to one inescapable fact: Pakistan is a nuclear power and some of those weapons are unaccounted for.

Key Isabella might be small, but it has become a hub for the drug trade into the United States. For the Black Berets—the world’s fiercest mercenaries—the issue of a billion-dollar heroin smuggling operation hits a sore spot they can’t ignore. Arriving in the West Indies, the five-man team of American heroes is tasked with overthrowing Key Isabella’s evil dictator without anyone finding out they’re involved. To make matters more difficult, they soon bump into the additional problem of a police force just as violent and corrupt as the nation’s tyrannical leader.