When the Russian Revolution broke out in 1917 and the Bolsheviks assassinated Tsar Nicholas II's family, large sectors opposed the new communist government. By means of the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway the rebels carried the imperial treasure to the heart of Asia and intended to resist from there. The Bolsheviks eventually defeated them but could not find a large part of the treasure including tons of gold bars and the Empress' jewelry.
In modern times the descendants of those noble exiles follow certain clues as to the whereabouts of the treasure and turn to the Bluthund Community, a virtual group of scientists in different disciplines, to organize a search expedition in Siberia. However, various powerful groups have their own plans and will oppose their action. Intrigues, mystery and violence in the middle of the wild mountains of East Asia.
A travel, suspense and action novel that will catch your breath from the start.

The Romanov Diadem- Bluthund Community 4

In order to tour the area around Lake Baikal where traditions place the remains of the treasure of the tsars, the members of the Diadem Project boarded the so-called Circum-Baikal train the next day. 


Originally one of the seven segments of the Trans-Siberian Railway, this train is today reduced to an 89 km tourist route along the southern shore of Lake Baikal, passing through thirty-eight tunnels and stopping at each of its five stations: Slyudlyanka, Kultuk, Maritui , Ulanovo and Baikal. It is an old, coal-powered locomotive that carries a few wagons, sometimes no more than two. The tour had a young blonde guide named Vera who mentioned the characteristics of the sites they were going through. At a time when the train was running down a cliff the young woman warned. 


“Take care when the train goes up the cliff and especially when we go down, since the slope is very steep. Please ride seated until we leave this area.” 


Chapter 12