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The Soviet Empire is unraveling. A Russian circus had just arrived in America.
As The Ringmaster reminds us: “The best Soviet stories are like vodka — they burn with suffering, intoxicate with conflict, keep you stewing in reflection, and leave you yearning for your heart’s desire.”
When the first privately owned Soviet circus arrived in America in 1990, its elite performers hoped to build cultural bridges through spectacular shows. Instead, this prestigious troupe stumbled into the full spectacle of Cold War America — mobsters, Soviet agents, political forces, and a cast of characters nobody could have invented.
Circus director Yuri had to navigate treacherous waters where predators circled from every direction. As high-stakes conspiracies threatened to tear the circus family apart, they confronted an impossible choice: the authoritarian chains of home or the uncertain promise of freedom.
Four romantic arcs beat like a pulse through the chaos — from opposites-attract heat to slow-burn vulnerability, from a young love triangle of denied feelings to forbidden desires so dangerous that exposure could mean career-ending exile.
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Based on true events the author learned in 1991, when the circus’s American road manager became a client at his Atlanta entertainment law firm.
For readers who love history that misbehaves. Features 45+ embedded links to period music and historical footage — an immersive multimedia reading experience that brings Cold War America and the crumbling USSR gloriously, chaotically to life.
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Cliff Lovette practiced entertainment law for over 40 years, serving as Senior Vice President of Legal and Business Affairs at LaFace Records and representing multi-platinum artists including Usher and Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes. In 1991, the American road manager of a privately owned Soviet circus became his client-and that extraordinary true story stayed with him for three decades before becoming Circus Bim Bom. A graduate of Tufts University and Emory Law School, Cliff lives in Sandy Springs, Georgia. This is his debut novel.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 1990. The Soviet Empire is unraveling. A circus has just arrived in America. When the first privately owned Soviet circus arrived in America in 1990, as the Soviet Empire unraveled, its elite performers hoped to build cultural bridges through spectacular shows. Instead, this prestigious troupe faced a perilous journey through Cold War America. Circus director Yuri had to navigate treacherous waters where American mobsters, Soviet agents, and political forces circled like predators. As high-stakes conspiracies threatened to tear the circus family apart, they confronted an impossible choice: the authoritarian chains of home or the uncertain promise of freedom. Forbidden romances blossomed between Soviet performers and Americans who saw past the ideological divide. Young aerialist Anton dreamed of becoming a clown against his father's - he denied his feelings for his childhood friend, Katyana, who transform from a shy girl to a elite performer before his eyes, and he discovered he had feelings he could no longer deny, and a rival for her affections in the star trick-rider. A bold Soviet aerialist and a mobbed-up American who ignored their language barrier and built their romance through a carousel waltz, a motorcycle ride, drunken mechanical bull rider, a bar fight and chocolate. Four romantic arcs weave through this Cold War adventure - from opposites-attract heat to slow-burn vulnerability, from a young love triangle of denied feelings to forbidden desires so dangerous that exposure could mean exile. These aren't subplots - they're the emotional engines driving the Cold War adventure.Can human connection transcend ideology Can storytelling bridge the divides that separate us As the Ringmaster reminds us, 'The best Soviet stories are like vodka-they burn with suffering, intoxicate with conflict, keep you stewing in reflection, and leave you yearning for your heart's desire.' Based on true events the author learned in 1991, when the circus's American road manager became a client at his Atlanta entertainment law firm. For readers who love: Historical fiction, romantic adventure, and Cold War intrigue. Features 45+ embedded YouTube links to period music and historical footage-an immersive multimedia reading experience that brings Cold War America and the crumbling USSR to life. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798993097404
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. 1990. The Soviet Empire is unraveling. A circus has just arrived in America. When the first privately owned Soviet circus arrived in America in 1990, as the Soviet Empire unraveled, its elite performers hoped to build cultural bridges through spectacular shows. Instead, this prestigious troupe faced a perilous journey through Cold War America. Circus director Yuri had to navigate treacherous waters where American mobsters, Soviet agents, and political forces circled like predators. As high-stakes conspiracies threatened to tear the circus family apart, they confronted an impossible choice: the authoritarian chains of home or the uncertain promise of freedom. Forbidden romances blossomed between Soviet performers and Americans who saw past the ideological divide. Young aerialist Anton dreamed of becoming a clown against his father's - he denied his feelings for his childhood friend, Katyana, who transform from a shy girl to a elite performer before his eyes, and he discovered he had feelings he could no longer deny, and a rival for her affections in the star trick-rider. A bold Soviet aerialist and a mobbed-up American who ignored their language barrier and built their romance through a carousel waltz, a motorcycle ride, drunken mechanical bull rider, a bar fight and chocolate. Four romantic arcs weave through this Cold War adventure - from opposites-attract heat to slow-burn vulnerability, from a young love triangle of denied feelings to forbidden desires so dangerous that exposure could mean exile. These aren't subplots - they're the emotional engines driving the Cold War adventure.Can human connection transcend ideology? Can storytelling bridge the divides that separate us? As the Ringmaster reminds us, "The best Soviet stories are like vodka-they burn with suffering, intoxicate with conflict, keep you stewing in reflection, and leave you yearning for your heart's desire." Based on true events the author learned in 1991, when the circus's American road manager became a client at his Atlanta entertainment law firm. For readers who love: Historical fiction, romantic adventure, and Cold War intrigue. Features 45+ embedded YouTube links to period music and historical footage-an immersive multimedia reading experience that brings Cold War America and the crumbling USSR to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798993097404
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