No such thing as a Good Russian
"This is a fascinating read that deals with a real catastrophe - the war in Ukraine - with a step into the near future. Putin is gone but his successor is even worse. Dan Court is a security advisor to a Canadian cabinet minister; he is sent to find out if Boris Luca Devin is a 'good Russian' or a bad one. Devin has set up shop in 'cottage country' in Ontario, supposedly to oppose the war. Maybe... maybe not. Court runs into a lot of opposition as he seeks the answer to the title question. I liked descriptions of this part of Canada and the story is a thriller with sidebars about war and politics. I loved the ending. Absorbing and unique writing by G. R. Daniels."
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