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Could President Ronald Reagan's influence reach into the former evil empire? The media refers to a businessman on the rise as Russia's Reagan.

Unfortunately, others seek a return to the old ways, longing for Russia's former greatness.

The dispute becomes deadly.

Conflict stretches from the Reagan Presidential Library in California to the White House to a Russian Orthodox monastery to the Kremlin.

Stephen Grant, pastor at St.

Mary's Lutheran Church on Long Island, a former Navy SEAL and onetime CIA operative, stands at the center of the tumult.

He is strengthened by his faith, wife, friends, and former CIA colleagues, and is armed with a Glock and Holy Scripture.

Grant is the kind of guy that Reagan would have appreciated.

About the Author: Reagan Country is Ray Keating's eighth Pastor Stephen Grant novel.

The first was Warrior Monk, followed by Root of All Evil?, An Advent for Religious Liberty, The River, Murderer's Row, Wine Into Water and Lionhearts.

Keating also is an author of various nonfiction books, an economist, and a podcaster.

In addition, he is a columnist with Real Clear Markets.

com, and a former weekly columnist for Newsday, Long Island Business News, and the New York City Tribune.

His work has appeared in a wide range of additional periodicals, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, New York Post, Los Angeles Daily News, The Boston Globe, National Review, The Washington Times, Investor's Business Daily, New York Daily News, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Tribune, Providence Journal Bulletin, The Hill.

com, Touchstone magazine, Towhall.

com, Newsmax, and Cincinnati Enquirer.

Keating lives on Long Island with his family.