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A snowdrop, in Muscovite slang, is a corpse buried in snow, emerging only in the spring thaw. In a letter to his fiancée, a Luton lawyer describes how, working in Russia over one long winter, he has been seduced into corruption and probably murder. As the tale unfolds, the narrator is overwhelmed less by guilt than by a longing to return.

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A.D. Miller, The Economist’s Britain editor and former Moscow correspondent, has achieved more than a page-turning thriller. He is brilliant at evoking the underbelly of Moscow life—the bitter cold, strip clubs and sleaze, and their fatal attraction for a rootless single man.