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Book SynopsisTed moves to London to become a journalist but quickly slides into debt. Things look up when he is given the opportunity to go to Romania to interview a film director and then attend the Moscow film festival.
But someone has other plans for him.
Has he walked into a trap?
Trade ReviewBrilliantly evocative of the insidiousness, paranoia and mistrust of the Soviet period. A thrilling read
-- Charlotte Philby
We all start out from Graham Greeneland — the journey across it, even out of it, is what matters.
Sarah Armstrong cuts her own path … an enviable talent for location and detail. She may be new to spy-noir but I think the master himself would endorse The Starlings of Bucharest — an enthralling Greeneland tale of an innocent young man out of his depth in a cold, cold war.
-- John Lawton
The prose is beguiling – Alice Munro meets John le Carré.
-- Fiona Erskine
‘A mesmerising, evocative novel in which characterisation and narrative tension are in perfect balance.’
-- Barry Forshaw
