Friends and Enemies

13 hrs. 43 min.

Language Russian

Author Alexander Afanasyev

Narrator Sergey Larionov

The Russian Empire and the North American United States—despite their huge external differences—were simply destined for an alliance; geopolitics itself kept pushing them together again and again through the logic of the existence, development, and collapse of states. Alas… something always got in the way. Or rather—someone. That someone had a name: Great Britain, whose authorities had centuries of experience in political intrigues and ruthless destruction of their real and potential opponents. So in 2012 everything, it seemed, was supposed to happen the same way. But the Russian intelligence officer, Admiral Count Vorontsov, will do anything for the Motherland—and even a quarrel with his childhood friend, who also happens to be Emperor Nicholas III, cannot make him change his duty. The Great Game continues, and its field becomes the streets of London and Mexico, the jungles of Amazonia, the endless Pacific Ocean, and crushed Persia under the weight of a mad despot. And the stakes are the fate of the entire planet!

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