Dream of Freedom

By Aaron Jordan

A powerful story set in the 1930s that gives a glimpse into the trials the Russian people faced, but also shows that democracy and religion can bring hope. This novel has a patriotic undertone and shows what makes America great. the Great Terror of the late 1930s is raging in the Soviet Union, and Misha Kostrin lives in constant fear and spiritual emptiness. Shortly after the secret police arrest his best friend, Misha himself comes under suspicion. As he waits for his own inevitable demise, he finds a book his uncle left him years ago, and in it he discovers the key to saving himself from the evil that surrounds him. This suspenseful, action-packed thriller takes readers on Misha's amazing journey as a Soviet spy in the United States. When Misha's own country betrays him, Misha's only hope rests with a daring young American pilot and a beautiful, maverick FBI agent. the novel's powerful conclusion makes a strong statement about what makes America great.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1555176992
• ISBN13: 9781555176990
• Release Date: August 2003
• Publisher: Bonneville
• Length: 286 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

A Dream of Freedom

A stalwart narrative set in the 1930s A Dream of Freedom gives the reader a quick look into the vicissitudes of circumstance the Russian people were forced to withstand at the behest of their leaders. Filled with gritty, hard hitting dialogue, robust characters and a firm grip on history A Dream of Freedom is occupied with compelling well-drawn settings, remarkably engineered action and vigorous actors cannily portrayed by author Jordan.

Good WWII Adventure

Well written and reads smooth. The author sets up a great story with few good twists. This book is fiction, but it's built around history -- you can see a story like this and fully believe it really happened. For the reader who likes believable fiction you'll enjoy this. The book also deals with a persons emptiness spiratually as he lives in a world rooted in murder and evil men. I thought this was a great touch, it really helped me identify with the protagonist. As we have all dealt with questions about what's missing in our lives. The author addresses this in a very unique way. Don't have any reservations about reading this -- you'll love it.