Andrei Troitsky: books

Andrei Troitsky is the author of books that he writes in the genre of an adventure thriller. Several of his works were screened. Creativity of the writer and reader's comments on some books will be considered in the article.

about the author

Andrei Troitsky was born in 1960. The native city of the writer is Moscow. He graduated from the faculty of journalism, worked for several years in the editorial offices of the capital's newspapers. Since 2000, Andrei Troitsky is a member of the Writers' Union of Russia.

Books

In 1994 Andrei Troitsky published the novel "The Lost". Since the publication of this book began the literary activity of the author. The writer left the editorial office of the newspaper, which he worked in the early nineties, and completely immersed himself in the work.

The theme of most of his books is the activities of Russian special services. Andrei Troitsky, whose biography contains several years of work as a correspondent of ITAR-TASS, gives priority to the criminal topic. But in his books there is humor, although in places he is very specific.

Books by Andrei Troitsky:

• "Black Ace";
• "Puppeteer";
• "Amnesty";
• "Special Agent";
• Falshak;
• "Boomer";
• "God daughter".

The list above does not include all the books of the Russian author. The most famous are listed in it. What is the opinion of readers about Troitsky's work?

"Boomer"

At the beginning of the two thousandths, a criminal drama appeared on the screens, which later became a cult drama. Andrei Troitsky created a novel on the painting "Boomer". Novella did not disappoint fans of the sensational film.

In the book of Troitsky characters of characters became more bright. There is no profanity in the work. Nevertheless, the author managed to convey the atmosphere of bandit friendship. The first part of "Call to a friend" is a pivot to the events that take place in the famous film. It tells about the beginning of the career of the film's heroes and explains some moments from the life of Dimon and other characters.

The continuation of the story of four romantics who do not want to spend their lives on tedious work, and are engaged in "honest" crime, is set forth in the following books:

1. "Loeb collision."
2. "Cage for a cat."
3. "The Great Zone."

"Diary of the deceased"

This book tells of a tough and self-confident personality, which idolized colleagues from the MUR and trembling in the knees afraid of enemies. The hero of the book is by no means the ideal policeman. In his work, he often uses not quite legitimate actions. But in him there is something that distinguishes him from other employees of the state organization, in which he has worked for many years. He is incorruptible. The name of this hero is Yuri Devyatkin. He meets not only in the book Diary of the Deceased, but also in a number of other works of Troitsky.