Retribution

At the end of Betrayal Irwin Glass and his fiancee Ivy Haartshorn found themselves deserted by Irwin's Russian birth daughter who disappeared as soon as she got her US citizenship. In this sequel Irwin is surprised by a letter from the IRS demanding taxes on an account at the Riggs bank, an account he didn't know was ever opened--though promised--by KGB officer Vladimir Putinsky, Katya's daughter of record. Irwin thinks that by moving the huge sum to a different account he will force Katya to contact him. Ivy warns him that this is money laundering and that whoever the money belongs to will be after him. It's been twenty years since Irwin was fired from his Moscow job bcause of his encounter with Putinsky. Then Putinsky shows up. It means more trouble for Irwin, who still seeks retribution for the betrayals he has suffered.