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

When they were having breakfast the next day, they saw Aman Bodniev emerge from the morning mist coming from the mountains; the man walked with his slow but rhythmic pace. Without saying a word he sat with them waiting for his cup of tea. He didn't seem tired or sleepy. 


"Hey Aman, we were worried about you." Exclaimed Irina. 


The woman was going to insist, but a gesture from Jack held her back. 


"As I thought they are Mongolian bandits," said the Siberian, as if he were continuing an unfinished academic discussion. 


“How do you know, have you seen them?” 


"Not them, but I did see the marks they left on the other side of the hills." 


“The footsteps of their horses, which they tied to some trees, the dung they left, typical of the food they receive and finally the footsteps of the Mongolian boots.” 


“It will be those who were watching us.” 


Chapter 20