Man Who Wanted Tomorrow
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There would be talk, he knew. It didn’t matter. Survival mattered, that was all. He sat in his office, the door locked, staring down at the letter that had been awaiting him when he arrived at the clinic two hours before. Just the number … and the initials.
Fear knotted inside him, like a badly eaten meal he couldn’t digest. Was it genuine? Was it really from Kurnov? He turned the envelope over. No stamp or postmark. If it were, it meant he was here, in Berlin. What about Frieden? Could it be a ...trap set by the suspicious, fat Nazi? No, he rejected. No, definitely not from Frieden. He certainly didn’t know the number of the Swiss account. Or Köllman’s chosen identity.
What about the anonymous caller with the Bavarian accent? Again, no. The Swiss number was not listed on any Nazi records. And “Vladimir Kurnov” was the name Köllman selected after the box had been sunk and he fled to Russia. So it could not be the Bavarian.
Bock shivered, a man suddenly cold. Köllman was back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There would be talk, he knew. It didn’t matter. Survival mattered, that was all. He sat in his office, the door locked, staring down at the letter that had been awaiting him when he arrived at the clinic two hours before. Just the number … and the initials.
Fear knotted inside him, like a badly eaten meal he couldn’t digest. Was it genuine? Was it really from Kurnov? He turned the envelope over. No stamp or postmark. If it were, it meant he was here, in Berlin. What about Frieden? Could it be a ...trap set by the suspicious, fat Nazi? No, he rejected. No, definitely not from Frieden. He certainly didn’t know the number of the Swiss account. Or Köllman’s chosen identity.
What about the anonymous caller with the Bavarian accent? Again, no. The Swiss number was not listed on any Nazi records. And “Vladimir Kurnov” was the name Köllman selected after the box had been sunk and he fled to Russia. So it could not be the Bavarian.
Bock shivered, a man suddenly cold. Köllman was back.
What to read after Man Who Wanted Tomorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Freemantle to read onlineMoreLess
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