While investigating business crime in Moscow, an American woman is caught in the 1993 parliament uprising against president Yeltsin, encounters anti-Semitism, and must come to terms with both her parents' Holocaust legacy and her own mistakes that might compromise her future.
An American woman travels to Moscow shortly after the fall of communism, counsels Russian women and finds herself embroiled in their perilous mafia conspiracy--while she faces her own Jewish legacy in a country steeped in anti-Semitism.
A moving, poignant, and rich novel, Hotel Moscow is an eye-opening portrait of post-communist Russia and a profound exploration of faith, family, and heritage.
Professional Reviews
Nelson DeMille about HOTEL MOSCOW:
"...Hotel Moscow is a finely-drawn tale of a country emerging from its dark Soviet past into a present overshadowed by a new kind of terror and lawless corruption... that will keep the reader mesmerized.... A wonderful evocation of time and place and an insightful post-Cold War thriller which reminds us that in Russia the more that changes, the more that stays the same.”
-- Nelson DeMille author of Radiant Angel
Tami Hoag about HOTEL MOSCOW:
"Talia Carner sweeps us away along with her brave and determined heroine to an exotic and complex time and place, and keeps us riveted with the tension and dangers of international intrigue. A real page-turner!"
-- Tami Hoag, author of Cold Cold Heart
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