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Thriller

The Moscow Club

by Joseph Finder

2005 · 540 pages

This intense political thriller blows out the windows of conventional spy fiction and moves at an alarming rate to its utterly terrifying conclusion. "One of the best novels yet written about political conspiracy and espionage".--Nelson DeMille. The Moscow Club has been sold to 23 foreign countries.

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The Moscow Club is a thriller novel by Joseph Finder, first published in 2005 by Pan Publishing. It runs 540 pages.

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Thriller
Published
2005
Length
540 pages

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GenreThriller
AuthorJoseph Finder
Published2005
Length540 pages
PublisherPan Publishing

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Publisher
Pan Publishing
Published
2005
Length
540 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780330313506
ISBN-10
0330313509
ASIN
0330313509

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The Moscow Club was written by Joseph Finder.
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The Moscow Club was first published in 2005 by Pan Publishing.
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