After studying Russian political, social, and economic history, and the United Nations Human Rights Treaties in the Graduate programme at York University Toronto, Josie Mounsey conducted extensive research into human trafficking networks and the lives of ordinary Russians in the late twentieth century. She again brings this knowledge to life in her second novel, a suspenseful, moving narrative. After over thirty years living and working in Canada, Josie now lives in the UK with her husband, Joe Mounsey.
Lawyer Mitch Galichin finds himself a fugitive after he blows the whistle on a human trafficking ring operated by the vory-v-zakone in Leningrad. His life in peril, Mitch navigates the landscapes of Eastern Canada, drawing readers into the vivid places and intriguing characters he encounters along t...