Frontiers

by Roger Simon

Tatyana Levshenko was a typical adolescent girl growing up in the capital city of the Soviet Union in that she engaged in modest amounts of daydreaming, kept moderate to good grades, had doting parents and a bit of a distant older brother. Although her upbringing was sheltered given the influence her father accumulated over time, Tasha's fascination was not really with boys as it was with wanting to someday pilot a MiG and fly for her country's air force. A career field closed to females in the Soviet Union. Her life changed after a traumatic event and although under growing suspicion by both the local police agency and the KGB due to local unsolved homicides, her brother formulated what could become the catalyst of a dangerous conspiracy.

717 pages, Paperback

First published March 25, 2013