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Uncommon danger by Eric Ambler · Booklabria

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Uncommon danger

Thrillers, EspionageGreat britain

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First published: 1937
Editions: 28 in 2 languages

Synopsis

When the stranger offered 600 marks to do a little job, Kenyon accepted. The guy was a lying rat, but Kenyon needed the money. That little job got him involved in a deadly game of Soviets vs. Nazis, with Soviet military secrets the prize. All set in motion by a cynical force seeking a piece of the Roumanian oil fields, source of the black blood of war.

Subjects: Thrillers, Espionage
Great britain
Espionage
British
Intelligence service
Spy stories
Set in: Great Britain
Europe
Time: 1937

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28 in 2 languages

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