Nikita Filatov's political thriller sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the death of a former FSB officer who was killed in London in 2006. Representatives of the Russian special services, members of terrorist organizations, as well as a world-famous oligarch are under suspicion. However, after conducting an investigation, the author offers a sensational version of the development of events. Nikita Filatov’s political thriller sheds light on the circumstances of the death of a former FSB officer who was killed in London in 2006. Representatives of the Russian special services, members of terrorist organizations, as well as a world-famous oligarch are under suspicion. However, after conducting an investigation, the author offers a sensational version of the development of events. Too many people were interested in his death. When the former Russian counterintelligence officer, who fled the investigation and settled in London, started his own risky game, he could not even imagine how terrible and quick it would be completion. Politicians, spies, police officers, international terrorists, religious fanatics and simply lovers of easy money - at some point, the ex-lieutenant colonel turned out to be just a bargaining chip in the endless game that they play around the world secretly from the uninitiated. Who benefited? hide the illegal market of radioactive materials in the shadow of the once all-powerful KGB? How much does a small atomic bomb cost? Why was a fugitive Russian officer buried according to Muslim rites? Nikita Filatov tries to answer these and many other questions in the new action-packed detective novel “The Trace of Polonius”. Cover for this since it wasn't me who did it. She is publishing