The Norilsk Bears — Janvier Chouteu-Chando

Boris Alexander Hogan, born Boris Alexandrovich Petrenkov is a symbol of financial success in a line that bred revolutionaries and communists. Considered a maverick by many for making his fortunes in the harsh Australian outback after parlaying his inheritance that traced its origins to the Tundra, he carves out a diverse business empire that comprises holdings in cattle, engineering, foods, household care, lumbering, media, mining and textile. However, as Boris awaits death without an heir to his dream , his only wish is to reconnect to his father's homeland―Russia.Boris reconciles with his past in a conspiracy with his communist cousin and ex-KGB nephew that sees the Petrenkovs staking their claims in the new Russia as leftist oligarchs. As they fight the chaos, scandals, violence and dark passions gripping post-communist Russia, they find that being empathic and patriotic is not enough. Would a revert to their ingrained survivor instincts help them succeed?