A review by little_red_dragon
The Boy Who Stole from the Dead by Orest Stelmach
4.0
Ahh, it's back. That glorious, edge-of-your-seat tension that makes these books impossible to put down. Orest Stelmach has captured it once again.
Bobby has been accused of murder and is thrown in prison. He confessed to the crime and refuses to talk to Nadia, even though she knows he's innocent. So she heads back to Ukraine to dig into the background of the victim. Meanwhile, a reporter is digging a little too deep into Bobby's background. Throw in a lifelong thief and crime boss trying to get his hands on Bobby's locket and you've got a quality thriller on your hands.
Bobby has been accused of murder and is thrown in prison. He confessed to the crime and refuses to talk to Nadia, even though she knows he's innocent. So she heads back to Ukraine to dig into the background of the victim. Meanwhile, a reporter is digging a little too deep into Bobby's background. Throw in a lifelong thief and crime boss trying to get his hands on Bobby's locket and you've got a quality thriller on your hands.