The Kremlin's Candidate

Red Sparrow Trilogy, Book 3

By: Jason Matthews

Narrated by: Jeremy Bobb

Is Moscow pulling the strings? Urgent, topical and shot through with insider knowledge, this is thriller writing on a grand scale.

Russian counterintelligence chief Colonel Dominika Egorova has been a recruited asset of the CIA - stealing Kremlin secrets for her handler, Nate Nash - for over seven years. In the dazzling finale of the Red Sparrow trilogy, their forbidden and tumultuous love affair continues, mortally dangerous for them both but irresistible.

In Washington, a newly installed administration is selecting its cabinet members. Dominika hears whispers of a closely held Kremlin operation to place a mole in a high intelligence position. If the Kremlin's candidate is confirmed, the Russians will have access to all the names of assets spying for the CIA in Moscow, including Dominika's.

Dominika recklessly immerses herself in the palace intrigues of the Kremlin, searching for the mole's identity and stealing as many of President Putin's secrets for her CIA handlers as she can before her time runs out.

With a plot ripped from tomorrow's headlines, The Kremlin's Candidate is a riveting listen and a thrilling conclusion to the trilogy that began with Red Sparrow and Palace of Treason.

©2018 Jason Matthews (P)2018 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd

Brilliant brilliant brilliant

My heart broke. My Bp went through the roof. It was magnificent. I’m so, so sad that this is the last book ever to be written by the Master Storyteller Jason Matthews. What an absolute treasure he gave us. His stories will live on forever.

The best

It’s the best spy book, or three books I’ve read. Best story, best characters, a page turner, full of surprises and funny. It’s just brilliant.

Fantastic

The final chapter in the series. And what a ride. I ended up listening to books 2 and 3 all in one. I just couldn’t wait.

Great writing, great story.

Narrator is excellent apart from his painful Murdering of Chinese works and ability to pronounce Canberra. Joking aside though he really was great.

Great suspenseful read

Loved the book and all the characters. So glad that the narrator was brought back, much better than narrator of the second book.

Brilliant writing craft!

A fitting end to a great trilogy. Sad ending but such is the nature of the fiction and the not so fictional, real world reality, that the entire story is modelled on. I look forward to day I get to meet my own blue eyed dancer with planetary resolve, animal intentions, an almost imperceptible limp, and warm hearted obsession. Dominika was indeed a lovely character to get to know.