The Diamond Eye from Siberia

The Diamond Eye from Siberia

by Coco Max

582 pages· 2010· ISBN 9781452030692

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In order to establish control over the worlds biggest diamond mines in Siberia, the power struggle must wage on Secret societies, fascinating stories of love and sex, political and criminal assassinations, as well as thrilling encounters with the Russian mafia brutal murders all give life to The Diamond Eye from Siberia. Set after the collapse of the Eastern European and Soviet Communist Union in 1998, this book follows the ruthless conflict of the Russian mafia mobs and C.D.C., a Western diamond conglomerate. Meanwhile, a reputable journalist from The Washington Times follows a number of predictions made by a well-respected clairvoyant. Soon enough, his mission is unveiled. So begins his dangerous undertaking to prevent cold-blooded murders and the assassination of both the Russian and American presidentsa bloody conspiracy to take place during an important meeting over the diamond power struggles. Armed only with his journalistic skills, will he be able to succeed? Read the book to find out!

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