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Jack Higgins - Thunder Point


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ISBN: 0-399-13835-8
Godina izdanja: 1993
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

Tvrd povez, 320 strana, 23,5 cm, štampano u SAD-u, Godina izdanja 1993, Knjiga je na engleskom jeziku
Amateur diver Henry Baker goes diving in the Caribbean, when he finds the wreck of a German u-boat. Inside he finds a briefcase which he takes back home with him. On his way home he meets his friend, diver Bob Carney, and lies to him about where he`s been. When he opens the briefcase he finds a list of documents in German. His inability to read German frustrates him but one name leaps out at him: Martin Bormann. The dates on the diary appear strange to Baker as they seem to indicate that the submarine sailed after the war was over. His next move is to go to England to see his friend, German speaker and Royal Navy man Garth Travers. Travers translates the documents and can`t believe what he`s found - information on Nazi sympathizers in the United Kingdom and America. The diary reveals that there`s another case with the names still in the submarine. He gets in touch with an old friend of his, Brigadier Charles Ferguson, who works for the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister asks them to come to his office and invites two other men, Simon Carter and Sir Francis Pamer. After their meeting with the Prime Minister they decide to meet with Baker, but Baker gets knocked down by a London bus. Pamer discovers from his mother that his father had connections with the fascists during the Second World War. Pamer gets in touch with his Cuban friend Max Santiago for advice. Two men working for Santiago in London break into Travers house. Fortunately the diary is not there because Ferguson has taken it. The men plant a bug on the phone before they leave. Travers` housekeeper comes home and finds the place in a mess. Travers contacts Ferguson. Ferguson is suspicious and asks his assistant inspector Jack Lane to check for bugs in the house. Travers goes to the airport and picks up Jenny Grant, Baker`s friend. They meet with Ferguson and she tells him what she knows but reveals that doesn`t include the location of the submarine. Ferguson contacts Carter and Pamer and tells them what he knows. Pamer reveals this to Santiago and he promises to have the girl taken care of.

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Tvrd povez, 320 strana, 23,5 cm, štampano u SAD-u, Godina izdanja 1993, Knjiga je na engleskom jeziku
Amateur diver Henry Baker goes diving in the Caribbean, when he finds the wreck of a German u-boat. Inside he finds a briefcase which he takes back home with him. On his way home he meets his friend, diver Bob Carney, and lies to him about where he`s been. When he opens the briefcase he finds a list of documents in German. His inability to read German frustrates him but one name leaps out at him: Martin Bormann. The dates on the diary appear strange to Baker as they seem to indicate that the submarine sailed after the war was over. His next move is to go to England to see his friend, German speaker and Royal Navy man Garth Travers. Travers translates the documents and can`t believe what he`s found - information on Nazi sympathizers in the United Kingdom and America. The diary reveals that there`s another case with the names still in the submarine. He gets in touch with an old friend of his, Brigadier Charles Ferguson, who works for the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister asks them to come to his office and invites two other men, Simon Carter and Sir Francis Pamer. After their meeting with the Prime Minister they decide to meet with Baker, but Baker gets knocked down by a London bus. Pamer discovers from his mother that his father had connections with the fascists during the Second World War. Pamer gets in touch with his Cuban friend Max Santiago for advice. Two men working for Santiago in London break into Travers house. Fortunately the diary is not there because Ferguson has taken it. The men plant a bug on the phone before they leave. Travers` housekeeper comes home and finds the place in a mess. Travers contacts Ferguson. Ferguson is suspicious and asks his assistant inspector Jack Lane to check for bugs in the house. Travers goes to the airport and picks up Jenny Grant, Baker`s friend. They meet with Ferguson and she tells him what she knows but reveals that doesn`t include the location of the submarine. Ferguson contacts Carter and Pamer and tells them what he knows. Pamer reveals this to Santiago and he promises to have the girl taken care of.
55423159 Jack Higgins - Thunder Point

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