Kremlin Contract

by James Barwick

When a deranged Joseph Stalin, beyond the reach of his own advisors, decides to invade Western Europe, a group of Soviet officials opposed to the invasion tries to alert U.S. army intelligence chief Brigadier General Hal Jones

256 pages, Paperback

First published April 16, 1987

About the author

James Barwick was a pen name of Donald James (1931 – 2008), journalist and bestselling writer of novels, historical non-fiction and television scripts, and writing partner Craig Barwick.

Reviews

[Dr Peter Styles · Rating 5 out of 5]

Extremely relevant in todays world of the the invasion of the UKRAINE and PUTIN. Very complex plot but I enjoyed it a lot. The final scenes of escape strained credulity a bit but well worth the time

[David Vanness]

My copy is Hardback with 249 pages. Same cover.