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Black sun : a novel

Title
Black sun : a novel / Owen Matthews.
Author
Matthews, Owen
Publication
  • New York : Doubleday, [2019]
  • ©2019

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Description
305 pages; 24 cm
Summary
  • "A chilling and cinematic thriller set in 1961 in one of the most secretive locations in Soviet history. Ten days before the test of largest nuclear device in history--the Tsar Bomba--a KGB officer must investigate the murder of one of the architects of the bomb, and unravel a conspiracy that could set the world on fire"--
  • 1961, Arzamas-16, a top-secret research city that does not appear on any map. RDS-220 is a project of such vital national importance that, unlike everyone else in the Soviet Union, the scientists of Arzamas-16 are free to think and act, live and love as they wish-- as long as they complete the project, and build the most powerful nuclear device ever known. When a young physicist is found dead, KGB officer Major Alexander Vasin is sent to investigate. It is a city full of secrets-- including one that could extinguish all human life on the planet. -- adapted from jacket
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Detective and mystery fiction.
  • Fiction.
  • History.
  • Thrillers (Fiction).
  • Historical fiction.
  • Thrillers (Fiction)
  • Novels.
Contents
The city that doesn't exist -- Burned and blinded -- Scoured, melted and blown away -- I am become death.
Call Number
JFE 19-8516
ISBN
  • 9780385543408
  • 0385543409
LCCN
2018043265
OCLC
1057244226
Author
Matthews, Owen, author.
Title
Black sun : a novel / Owen Matthews.
Publisher
New York : Doubleday, [2019]
Copyright Date
©2019
Edition
First edition.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Chronological Term
1953-1985
Other Form:
Online version: Matthews, Owen, author. Black sun First edition. New York : Doubleday, [2019] 9780385543415 (DLC) 2018048828
Research Call Number
JFE 19-8516
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