Freezing Order: A True Story of Money Laundering, Murder, and Surviving Vladimir Putin's Wrath

In Freezing Order, financier and activist Bill Browder continues the story begun in Red Notice, exposing the Kremlin's vast money-laundering schemes, the brutal murder of his lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, and the global fight to bring justice through the Magnitsky Act. Browder recounts his personal battle against corruption, assassination attempts, and political intimidation, offering a gripping account of courage against authoritarian power.

Format: Trade Paperback
Condition: Very Good (minor shelf wear, clean pages, tight binding)

This fast-paced narrative reads like a thriller despite being non-fiction, praised for Browder's bravery and shocking revelations about money laundering and state violence. Popular among readers who love political thrillers and true crime, with clips highlighting the courage required to stand up to global corruption.

If You Liked These, You'll Like this book.

• Red Notice (also by Browder) — the high-stakes prequel to this story
• Kleptopia by Tom Burgis — for a deep dive into global corruption
• Putin's People by Catherine Belton — for more on the same themes from a different perspective