The Reign of the Stavka

by Timothy Burton Anderson

The Reign Of The Stavka relates a story of intrigue and suspense that transcends old notions of nations, cultures and governments and shatters the new reverence for post-coup Russia. It places a new spin on the question of why the Soviet Union capitulated with scarcely a shot being fired. The novel culminates in a bizarre military confrontation in a desolate region of the American southwest where the most awesome secret of the Soviet past is revealed.

420 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1995

Reviews

[Jimlaudie]

Really interesting take on Soviet influence after their fall of power. Really fun story involving local stuff for me in Southern Utah.

[Ellie Anderson]

This book is crazy. I really want to know what is and isn’t true. There are about 5 different stories that are going on, all of which are detailed and crazy but are all borough together in the end.

[Sheila Summerhays]

I am keeping my copy so I can reread it in a couple of years. Exciting, venues close to home, believable, USA supportive.