Snowdrops

British journalist Andrew Miller spent several years in Moscow in the middle of the two thousandths, working as a correspondent of the magazine "economist".
This experience was based on its debut novel "Snowdrops", which got into the short-sheet list of the British Booker-2011.
Formally, this is a psychological thriller, the protagonist, the lawyer who fell in love with Moscow, turns out to be in the center very difficult for a foreigner and the property with all of us with real estate. But in fact it is a novel about Moscow, recognition in love and the portrait of Russia, seen a little naive and romantic foreigner.
Hero Andrew Miller is trying to understand how ordinary people live in Russia.
About the life of oil magnates and regulars of strip clubs, it is also known than I would like.
In front of the Hero"s "Snowdrops", there are crimes, which he would like to forget about, but they emerge in his memory and after returning to their homeland, constantly suggest that he played in them. The writer argues about how Russia has become the character of the character invented by him