Smith, Martin Cruz, 1942- Arkady Renko. #bk. 7

Read by Ron McLarty

Arkady Renko returns in a gripping mystery involving a kidnapped baby with a mysterious teenage mother, a murdered prostitute, police corruption, and as always, the complex, impenetrable landscape of modern-day Moscow. Investigator Arkady Renko is back on the scene, with a whole new set of problems: his prosecutor keeps him without work, he's struggling with the onset of middle age, and his friend Victor is arrested for public drunkenness. Zhenya, the fifteen-year-old chess prodigy whom Renko tries to parent, returns to the scene when he witnesses a shocking crime. As always, Smith's Three Stations is filled with intriguing, flawed characters and set in Moscow, a city so intricate and three-dimensional it's practically a character itself

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