About the book: 2005 / The first exploits and betrayals, crushing successes and days full of despair - everything has already happened. A dream come true! Galya Berezhkovskaya, a Moscow beauty, smart and... an adventurer from an Arbat communal apartment and a KGB agent, is now a real Frenchwoman and a true Parisian. But her soul is completely given over... to the golden calf, and Gali rushes towards her goal at breakneck speed, sweeping away obstacles and... people on her way. Under the nose of French counterintelligence, she manages to carry out an operation of such a scale that many only dreamed of in the building on Lubyanka. Who is she, Gali? A girl from Arbat who helped the Moscow “cops.” Then - a KGB employee known as "Gvozdika". And, finally, “the servant of three masters” - the Soviet, Israeli and French intelligence services... Such passions that possessed Gali were probably not experienced by any person who acted in this “field”. Like Mata Hari, she sought to be at the center of international secret intrigues. Her beauty, charm and truly enormous sexual power captivated and broke the hearts of the coldest and most sophisticated men. Gali devoted her life to searching for adventure and chasing the “golden calf”. She is still alive today; lives secludedly in his castle in one of the countries of Western Europe. For her secret services, she received secret thanks from the governments of several countries (by the way, Gali prefers not to talk about this today). She is rich, but has never found her happiness. But what amazing days, months and many years left a mark on her soul, in her life! This is exactly what each novel in the “Kremlin Swallow” series is about... About the authors: At the height of the Cold War, Boris Gromov actively participated in the confrontation between two political systems and their intelligence services. For decades he worked in almost all countries of Europe, Asia and both Americas. Yuri Baryshev is a candidate of psychological sciences, he worked in the KGB for more than 30 years. During the Cold War, he participated in many operations against the intelligence services of the United States and NATO countries. The authors write that they know better than many, many others.