My Life as a Russian Novel The question can feel inescapable

The question can feel inescapable but the answer is never simple

and sold into slavery

A character as magnetically diabolical as Patricia Highsmith's Tom Ripley and Vladimir Nabokov's Humbert Humbert

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My Life as a Russian Novel The question can feel inescapableFrom the master of psychological suspense and the author of The Adversary comes "a work of infinite sorrow, infernal jealousy, and violent passion" (Le Monde). Set in Paris and Kotelnich, a small post Soviet town, My Life as a Russian Novel traces Carrre's pursuit of two obsessions the disappearance of his Russian grandfather and his erotic fascination with a woman he loves but cannot keep from destroying. In prose that is elegant and passionate,