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It's called The Black Manifesto and it appears to show Komarov's secret agenda - his political blueprint is really Mein Kampf the rebirth of Russia will be as a New Third Reich with Komarov as Fuhrer.|Former RAF pilot and investigative journalist Frederick Forsyth defined the modern thriller when he wrote The Day of The Jackal described by Lee Child as ‘the book that broke the mould’ with its lightning-paced storytelling effortlessly cool reality and unique insider information. Since then he has written twelve novels which have been bestsellers around the world: The Odessa File The Dogs of War The Devil's Alternative The Fourth Protocol The Negotiator The Deceiver The Fist of God Icon Avenger The Afghan The Cobra and most recently The Kill List. He lives in Buckinghamshire England.|'One of his best works for a long time' Sunday Times'Another strong performance by a writer who know exactly what he's about' Publisher's Weekly'A cunningly constructed action thriller . . . the story is terrifying and timely and grips you to the end' Daily Telegraph_______________________________From the world-renowned bestselling author of The Day of the Jackal and The FoxIt is 1999 and Russia is on the edge of total implosion.Social and moral order has collapsed. The only rule is imposed by mafia-like criminal gangs. And a visionary patriot whose voice rises above it all: Igor Komarov.It is in to this world that former CIA agent Jason Monk is plunged. Drawn out of retirement by the CIA's desperate bid to halt Komarov's meteoric rise he must slip back in to Russia undetected and carry out a covert mission that the world depends on. With Komarov set to win the next election Monk discovers a secret document that is smuggled in to the British Embassy in Moscow. Named The Black Manifesto it reveals Komarov's horrifying and deadly secret agenda.With many Western leaders persuaded that Komraov can lead his country into a new age and the election looming time is running out. . .|'A 100% copper-bottomed no quibble guarantee of enjoyment. He is brilliant at suspense. The excitement and danger are desperately well done'|'Vintage action-packed Forsyth'|'A great read...One that lives up to the standards he has set since The Day of the Jackal'|'One of his best...an all too real look at a chilling new millennium'|'A cunningly constructed action thriller...Forsyth's narrative surges along with great power; the story is terrifying and timely...grips you to the end'