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

The landline phone rang on the table next to the desk. Jerome Watkins, who happened to be passing her, looked at the screen and warned his boss. 


“William, Sir Edwin Clark is calling.” 


The aforementioned thought for a moment and replied. 


“Tell him that I went to spend the day in Connecticut and left my cell phone turned off because I want to be offline.” 


The storm was unleashed after spectacular fireworks in the black sky. Gusts of wind unfolded over the valley, running longitudinally but forming whimsical eddies that lifted the scant soil deposited among the rocks. The seven travelers locked themselves in the cabin and the box of the truck trying to close all the openings through which the cold rainwater seeped. The vehicle, taken over by the gale, was trembling with signs of lying down. 


"I'm going to position the truck according to the wind direction." Jack shouted to overcome the external noise. "If I don't, I'm afraid for its stability." 


Chapter 29