Freezing Order

In his first book about Vladimir Putin, Red Notice, investment manager Bill Browder made a strong case that Russia’s leader was corrupt and bloodthirsty. As credible as Browder’s story was, many readers might have wondered if the author had exaggerated. Could the elected president of a major nation really be as evil as Browder portrayed? In this sequel, Browder keeps the moral outrage high as he continues to seek justice for his murdered friends and colleagues. Just prior to the book’s publication, Putin launched a brutal blitz on Ukraine, erasing any doubt about the Russian leader’s willingness to do anything to get what he wants.