Proročanstvo Romanovima

Proročanstvo Romanovima

Steve Berry

Steve Berry is one of the best-selling contemporary authors of thrillers, whose works have been published in more than forty countries, in forty-one world languages, and have been on the bestseller lists around the world for months.

Dissatisfied with a series of bad political leaders, Russians vote for the return of the Tsar. Miles Lord, an attorney from Atlanta, and his mentor Taylor Hayes help oversee the selection of the new emperor. Pursued by unknown killers, Lord soon realizes that he has found documents that prove that at least one member of the Romanov imperial family survived the execution in 1918. With the help of a mysterious organization, Lord embarks on a dangerous search for the truth about the massacre in Yekaterinburg.

Original title
The Romanov prophecy
Translation
Vojko Plovanić
Editor
Sandra Ukalović
Illustrations
Koraljka Penavin
Graphics design
Koraljka Penavin
Dimensions
18 x 12.5 cm
Pages
328
Publisher
VBZ, Zagreb, 2010.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53304-798-0

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