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The Boy Who Stole From The Dead (2014)

by Orest Stelmach(Favorite Author)
4 of 5 Votes: 3
ISBN
1477809481 (ISBN13: 9781477809488)
languge
English
publisher
Thomas & Mercer
series
Nadia Tesla
review 1: Somehow, this book managed to surpass its prequel, and left on an amazing cliff hanger ... same review from The Boy From Reactor 4 stands.All I have to say is wow ... this book kept me on the edge of my seat, and I could not wait to read the sequel. It was very informative about the Chornobyl disaster, educating without lecturing. The characters were intriguing and likeable, and I couldn't help but root for Nadia! I especially enjoyed how some of the "bad" characters, such as Viktor, remained in a certain gray area - I even liked them! I definitely recommend this book, and cannot wait until the new one is released!!
review 2: I think the most interesting thing about this book concerns the timing. When I read it theRussia/Crimea/Ukraine situation was still in p
... morerogress, and the referendum had not yet passed. Now that the referendum has passed, the UN has declared it invalid. The international situation has not improved.How much do you know about the Ukraine? I knew nothing until reading this novel, but the novel and some subsequent research have increased my knowledge somewhat, especially since the Ukraine has had such a large presence in the news lately.The Boy Who Stole from the Dead (the Nadia Tesla series, Book 2) continues the story begun in The Boy from Reactor Four. I have not read the first novel in the series, but although I was missing some background, it didn't impact my understanding of this novel.From the book description: Bobby Kungenook, a mysterious seventeen-year-old hockey phenom from the Arctic Circle, is accused of murder in New York City. Bobby’s guardian, Nadia Tesla, knows his true identity. If his secret gets out, it could cost him his life....The book is suspenseful, as Nadia Tesla carries out an international investigation to find evidence that will exonerate Bobby.Some interesting things mentioned in the novel that I Googled to find out whether or not they existed:Plast The Priest's Grotto The Priest's Grotto and the Holocaust Survivors Documentary about Survivors An ARC ebook from Thomas & Mercer. Read in March; rev. scheduled for April.Suspense/Mystery/Thriller. 2014. Print version: 368 pages. less
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Eolos
Huge disappointment. More akin to a weak epilogue to "The Boy From Reactor Four" than a novel.
sharon
Not as good as the first one, but still pretty good.
dinku4u
it was an awesome book i liked it it was really good
Whitwhit
Second in series did not disappoint..
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