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A Royal Navy commander is plunged into the bloody chaos of the Russian Civil War on a risky quest to save two young nurses . . .
In 1919, Lieutenant Commander Bob Cowan is serving with the Royal Navy in the Black Sea—and as a fluent Russian speaker, he has been tasked to rescue two young British women caught up in the Russian Civil War, working as nurses with the White Army.
Then news of defeat at the Front reaches Cowan. But the importance of his mission is unchanged. He must push on—into the snowbound killing fields . . .
Exciting, fast-paced, and grounded in historical research, Look to the Wolves is a masterpiece of action from the acclaimed author of the Rosie Ewing spy thrillers.
Praise for the writing of Alexander Fullerton:
“The tension rarely slackens and the setting is completely convincing.” —The Times Literary Supplement
“The most meticulously researched war novels I’ve ever read.” —Len Deighton
In 1919, Lieutenant Commander Bob Cowan is serving with the Royal Navy in the Black Sea—and as a fluent Russian speaker, he has been tasked to rescue two young British women caught up in the Russian Civil War, working as nurses with the White Army.
Then news of defeat at the Front reaches Cowan. But the importance of his mission is unchanged. He must push on—into the snowbound killing fields . . .
Exciting, fast-paced, and grounded in historical research, Look to the Wolves is a masterpiece of action from the acclaimed author of the Rosie Ewing spy thrillers.
Praise for the writing of Alexander Fullerton:
“The tension rarely slackens and the setting is completely convincing.” —The Times Literary Supplement
“The most meticulously researched war novels I’ve ever read.” —Len Deighton
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