by Graham Diamond (Author)

From the author of CHOCOLATE LENIN, THE THIEF OF KALIMAR, FOREST WARS, a thriller, police tale set in NYC. A woman detective is on the trail of a mad terrorist bomber. Chosen as a mystery/thriller selection by Amazon. 5 stars.

Author Biography

Graham Diamond is an acclaimed writer of speculative fiction, fantasy, and nonfiction. He was born in Manchester, UK, and raised in New York City. Currently, various novels have been published in the United States, UK, and Italy. Among his most popular title are, THE HAVEN, FOREST WARS, THE THIEF OF KALIMAR, and the true Holocaust survivor's tale, MAYBE YOU WILL SURVIVE. Hos latest book, CHOCOLATE LENIN, is a satire/thriller/fantasy set in near future Russia. Jacqueline Lichtenstein's 5 STAR REVIEW on Amazon says: One of the strangest books you'll ever read May 17, 2012 By Jacqueline VINE(TM) VOICE Format: Paperback It's very hard to categorize this book, which is part of its ridiculous charm. If you know all about the historical figure Lenin and his relationship to Stalin, and at least some of how Russia came to be what it is today, and if you take all that reality-history seriously, this book could well keep you in stitches all night. This is a novel that requires the reader to have some depth of context to understand and appreciate how it's a take-off on our current reality. If you've never heard of Lenin, this just isn't going to get to you the same way. We argue and even rage over political matters, but make no progress. That may well be because we just can't laugh at ourselves hard enough to gain perspective. This novel might restore perspective and let some progress be made. Chocolate Lenin postulates a "what-if" of the typical science fiction novel - what if someone cloned Lenin? What if the clone woke up and started walking around, being spotted, reported.... What if those who funded the project had their delusions of power-grabbing thwarted by a scientist who taunted them by stealing all the research data and scattering it to the winds, creating a puzzle it would take a super-genius to solve? I can just imagine how much fun Graham Diamond had writing this book!

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