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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A wire transfer. An anonymous manuscript. A word that means "the promise."Stockholm, autumn 2008. Susanne Nilsson is holding her father's publishing company together in his unexplained absence when she discovers that thirty-six million kronor has left Symbiola's accounts - authorized by a personal code that should have been deactivated years ago, sent to an American bank account she doesn't recognize. The reference field contains one word: Loeftet.That same week, a courier delivers the first pages of a handwritten manuscript to her office. The author identifies themselves only as FL. The story they've written is about a girl named Hanna - her childhood home, her absent father, her mother's quiet drinking, her aunt's theatrical warmth. It is, unmistakably, Susanne's own life.In Los Angeles, Jason Reynolds - a bassist still rebuilding his career after a hit-and-run accident in Stockholm five years earlier - wakes to find five million dollars in his account. The sender is Symbiola. The reference is the same Swedish word: Loeftet. Jason doesn't speak Swedish. He doesn't know anyone in Sweden. The only memory he has of Stockholm is headlights swinging toward him on a wet bridge, and a silence afterward that lasted five years.When Jason flies to Stockholm and walks into Susanne's office, two investigations converge into one. The manuscript keeps arriving, chapter by chapter. The wire transfer leads back through thirty years of interconnected lives. And a dying Scottish author on a remote Baltic island has spent the last five years writing a story he cannot finish - a story about guilt, and restitution, and a promise extracted decades ago that was never meant to be kept.Shifting between Stockholm and Los Angeles in alternating chapters, The Promise is a literary thriller about the obligations the past imposes on the present, the cost of well-intentioned silence, and what it means to finally face the question you've been too afraid to ask. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Naomi Palmer had not spoken to her mother in two years.There had been no quarrel. There had been instead the slow drift of two adults who had stopped knowing what to say to each other after Naomi's father died, and who had let the silence accumulate without naming it. Amelia Palmer remained on the northern cape of Hokkaido, drawing the imaginary maps for which she was quietly admired. Naomi remained in San Francisco, authenticating other people's manuscripts. There would be time.At 2:41 on an October morning, the consulate called.In the ruin of her mother's studio, Naomi found a stone vault that the first responders had located. It contained sixty-two maps drawn over forty years in a private cipher. And a single working sheet, retrieved by a detective from the cliff grass at first light: a map of the coast outside the studio, drawn from the studio outward, its lower edge burned, a section between the headland and the cove left unfinished.The cipher, when she read it, was not the cipher of an imaginary world. The map, when she examined it, was the only one her mother had drawn from inside.The Paper Coast is a literary mystery about the maps our parents leave behind, the territories they hid inside them, and what a daughter does when she finds the lines they did not draw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Five years after Gdansk, the past is no longer buried. It's operational.Charlie Kaplan left the FBI and disappeared into contract security work, trying to forget the conspiracy that cost him everything - and the woman he lost along the way. But when a cyber attack cripples Poland's new defense system and two consultants die under suspicious circumstances, the old networks stir. Charlie is pulled back to Gdansk, where Natasha Koroleva has arrived on her own investigation - and where the people who should be allies may be the ones running the operation.As Polish intelligence scrambles to contain the breach, detective Katarzyna Werenska follows a trail of dead consultants that leads deeper into institutional rot than anyone anticipated. CIA officer Jackie Harper works her own angles from Warsaw, haunted by a name from her past she hoped would stay buried. And behind it all, a private intelligence firm called the Paralla Group is playing a game whose real objective has nothing to do with what anyone thinks they're fighting over.In a world where the line between ally and adversary has dissolved, Charlie and Natasha must decide what they're willing to sacrifice - and who they're willing to become - to survive what's coming.Through Amber Glass is the second novel in the Cold Meridian series. It completes the story begun in The Gdansk Gambit - a story about what happens when the people who kept the secrets decide the secrets are worth more than the people.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Paul Vidich, and Jason Matthews. A Cold Meridian novel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A bank compliance officer is dead in Portland. The suicide note is in Polish.When FBI agent Charlie Kaplan opens the file on Spencer Curry's apparent suicide, nothing adds up. A quiet man with a quiet career - except for encrypted files that shouldn't exist, a cipher book written in a language he supposedly never spoke, and financial patterns that look less like personal banking and more like an extraction plan built over decades.Curry's daughter Rebecca, a journalist, refuses to let her father's secrets stay buried. Together, she and Charlie follow the trail from Portland to Gdansk, where the 1981 Solidarity uprising left scars that haven't healed - and where an FSB analyst named Natasha Koroleva holds fragments of a truth that powerful interests on both sides of the old divide would kill to keep hidden.The deeper Charlie digs, the clearer it becomes: Spencer Curry wasn't hiding from his past. He was protecting something inside it. And the people who buried it forty years ago are still watching.The Gdansk Gambit is the first novel in the Cold Meridian series - literary espionage fiction in the tradition of le Carre, where the real danger isn't the gun but the file, and the hardest betrayal is the one committed in the name of loyalty.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Alan Furst, and Paul Vidich. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Naomi Palmer had not spoken to her mother in two years.There had been no quarrel. There had been instead the slow drift of two adults who had stopped knowing what to say to each other after Naomi's father died, and who had let the silence accumulate without naming it. Amelia Palmer remained on the northern cape of Hokkaido, drawing the imaginary maps for which she was quietly admired. Naomi remained in San Francisco, authenticating other people's manuscripts. There would be time.At 2:41 on an October morning, the consulate called.In the ruin of her mother's studio, Naomi found a stone vault that the first responders had located. It contained sixty-two maps drawn over forty years in a private cipher. And a single working sheet, retrieved by a detective from the cliff grass at first light: a map of the coast outside the studio, drawn from the studio outward, its lower edge burned, a section between the headland and the cove left unfinished.The cipher, when she read it, was not the cipher of an imaginary world. The map, when she examined it, was the only one her mother had drawn from inside.The Paper Coast is a literary mystery about the maps our parents leave behind, the territories they hid inside them, and what a daughter does when she finds the lines they did not draw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Five years after Gdansk, the past is no longer buried. It's operational.Charlie Kaplan left the FBI and disappeared into contract security work, trying to forget the conspiracy that cost him everything - and the woman he lost along the way. But when a cyber attack cripples Poland's new defense system and two consultants die under suspicious circumstances, the old networks stir. Charlie is pulled back to Gdansk, where Natasha Koroleva has arrived on her own investigation - and where the people who should be allies may be the ones running the operation.As Polish intelligence scrambles to contain the breach, detective Katarzyna Werenska follows a trail of dead consultants that leads deeper into institutional rot than anyone anticipated. CIA officer Jackie Harper works her own angles from Warsaw, haunted by a name from her past she hoped would stay buried. And behind it all, a private intelligence firm called the Paralla Group is playing a game whose real objective has nothing to do with what anyone thinks they're fighting over.In a world where the line between ally and adversary has dissolved, Charlie and Natasha must decide what they're willing to sacrifice - and who they're willing to become - to survive what's coming.Through Amber Glass is the second novel in the Cold Meridian series. It completes the story begun in The Gdansk Gambit - a story about what happens when the people who kept the secrets decide the secrets are worth more than the people.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Paul Vidich, and Jason Matthews. A Cold Meridian novel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A bank compliance officer is dead in Portland. The suicide note is in Polish.When FBI agent Charlie Kaplan opens the file on Spencer Curry's apparent suicide, nothing adds up. A quiet man with a quiet career - except for encrypted files that shouldn't exist, a cipher book written in a language he supposedly never spoke, and financial patterns that look less like personal banking and more like an extraction plan built over decades.Curry's daughter Rebecca, a journalist, refuses to let her father's secrets stay buried. Together, she and Charlie follow the trail from Portland to Gdansk, where the 1981 Solidarity uprising left scars that haven't healed - and where an FSB analyst named Natasha Koroleva holds fragments of a truth that powerful interests on both sides of the old divide would kill to keep hidden.The deeper Charlie digs, the clearer it becomes: Spencer Curry wasn't hiding from his past. He was protecting something inside it. And the people who buried it forty years ago are still watching.The Gdansk Gambit is the first novel in the Cold Meridian series - literary espionage fiction in the tradition of le Carre, where the real danger isn't the gun but the file, and the hardest betrayal is the one committed in the name of loyalty.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Alan Furst, and Paul Vidich. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A wire transfer. An anonymous manuscript. A word that means "the promise."Stockholm, autumn 2008. Susanne Nilsson is holding her father's publishing company together in his unexplained absence when she discovers that thirty-six million kronor has left Symbiola's accounts - authorized by a personal code that should have been deactivated years ago, sent to an American bank account she doesn't recognize. The reference field contains one word: Loeftet.That same week, a courier delivers the first pages of a handwritten manuscript to her office. The author identifies themselves only as FL. The story they've written is about a girl named Hanna - her childhood home, her absent father, her mother's quiet drinking, her aunt's theatrical warmth. It is, unmistakably, Susanne's own life.In Los Angeles, Jason Reynolds - a bassist still rebuilding his career after a hit-and-run accident in Stockholm five years earlier - wakes to find five million dollars in his account. The sender is Symbiola. The reference is the same Swedish word: Loeftet. Jason doesn't speak Swedish. He doesn't know anyone in Sweden. The only memory he has of Stockholm is headlights swinging toward him on a wet bridge, and a silence afterward that lasted five years.When Jason flies to Stockholm and walks into Susanne's office, two investigations converge into one. The manuscript keeps arriving, chapter by chapter. The wire transfer leads back through thirty years of interconnected lives. And a dying Scottish author on a remote Baltic island has spent the last five years writing a story he cannot finish - a story about guilt, and restitution, and a promise extracted decades ago that was never meant to be kept.Shifting between Stockholm and Los Angeles in alternating chapters, The Promise is a literary thriller about the obligations the past imposes on the present, the cost of well-intentioned silence, and what it means to finally face the question you've been too afraid to ask. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A wire transfer. An anonymous manuscript. A word that means "the promise."Stockholm, autumn 2008. Susanne Nilsson is holding her father's publishing company together in his unexplained absence when she discovers that thirty-six million kronor has left Symbiola's accounts - authorized by a personal code that should have been deactivated years ago, sent to an American bank account she doesn't recognize. The reference field contains one word: Loeftet.That same week, a courier delivers the first pages of a handwritten manuscript to her office. The author identifies themselves only as FL. The story they've written is about a girl named Hanna - her childhood home, her absent father, her mother's quiet drinking, her aunt's theatrical warmth. It is, unmistakably, Susanne's own life.In Los Angeles, Jason Reynolds - a bassist still rebuilding his career after a hit-and-run accident in Stockholm five years earlier - wakes to find five million dollars in his account. The sender is Symbiola. The reference is the same Swedish word: Loeftet. Jason doesn't speak Swedish. He doesn't know anyone in Sweden. The only memory he has of Stockholm is headlights swinging toward him on a wet bridge, and a silence afterward that lasted five years.When Jason flies to Stockholm and walks into Susanne's office, two investigations converge into one. The manuscript keeps arriving, chapter by chapter. The wire transfer leads back through thirty years of interconnected lives. And a dying Scottish author on a remote Baltic island has spent the last five years writing a story he cannot finish - a story about guilt, and restitution, and a promise extracted decades ago that was never meant to be kept.Shifting between Stockholm and Los Angeles in alternating chapters, The Promise is a literary thriller about the obligations the past imposes on the present, the cost of well-intentioned silence, and what it means to finally face the question you've been too afraid to ask. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Naomi Palmer had not spoken to her mother in two years.There had been no quarrel. There had been instead the slow drift of two adults who had stopped knowing what to say to each other after Naomi's father died, and who had let the silence accumulate without naming it. Amelia Palmer remained on the northern cape of Hokkaido, drawing the imaginary maps for which she was quietly admired. Naomi remained in San Francisco, authenticating other people's manuscripts. There would be time.At 2:41 on an October morning, the consulate called.In the ruin of her mother's studio, Naomi found a stone vault that the first responders had located. It contained sixty-two maps drawn over forty years in a private cipher. And a single working sheet, retrieved by a detective from the cliff grass at first light: a map of the coast outside the studio, drawn from the studio outward, its lower edge burned, a section between the headland and the cove left unfinished.The cipher, when she read it, was not the cipher of an imaginary world. The map, when she examined it, was the only one her mother had drawn from inside.The Paper Coast is a literary mystery about the maps our parents leave behind, the territories they hid inside them, and what a daughter does when she finds the lines they did not draw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A bank compliance officer is dead in Portland. The suicide note is in Polish.When FBI agent Charlie Kaplan opens the file on Spencer Curry's apparent suicide, nothing adds up. A quiet man with a quiet career - except for encrypted files that shouldn't exist, a cipher book written in a language he supposedly never spoke, and financial patterns that look less like personal banking and more like an extraction plan built over decades.Curry's daughter Rebecca, a journalist, refuses to let her father's secrets stay buried. Together, she and Charlie follow the trail from Portland to Gdansk, where the 1981 Solidarity uprising left scars that haven't healed - and where an FSB analyst named Natasha Koroleva holds fragments of a truth that powerful interests on both sides of the old divide would kill to keep hidden.The deeper Charlie digs, the clearer it becomes: Spencer Curry wasn't hiding from his past. He was protecting something inside it. And the people who buried it forty years ago are still watching.The Gdansk Gambit is the first novel in the Cold Meridian series - literary espionage fiction in the tradition of le Carre, where the real danger isn't the gun but the file, and the hardest betrayal is the one committed in the name of loyalty.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Alan Furst, and Paul Vidich. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Five years after Gdansk, the past is no longer buried. It's operational.Charlie Kaplan left the FBI and disappeared into contract security work, trying to forget the conspiracy that cost him everything - and the woman he lost along the way. But when a cyber attack cripples Poland's new defense system and two consultants die under suspicious circumstances, the old networks stir. Charlie is pulled back to Gdansk, where Natasha Koroleva has arrived on her own investigation - and where the people who should be allies may be the ones running the operation.As Polish intelligence scrambles to contain the breach, detective Katarzyna Werenska follows a trail of dead consultants that leads deeper into institutional rot than anyone anticipated. CIA officer Jackie Harper works her own angles from Warsaw, haunted by a name from her past she hoped would stay buried. And behind it all, a private intelligence firm called the Paralla Group is playing a game whose real objective has nothing to do with what anyone thinks they're fighting over.In a world where the line between ally and adversary has dissolved, Charlie and Natasha must decide what they're willing to sacrifice - and who they're willing to become - to survive what's coming.Through Amber Glass is the second novel in the Cold Meridian series. It completes the story begun in The Gdansk Gambit - a story about what happens when the people who kept the secrets decide the secrets are worth more than the people.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Paul Vidich, and Jason Matthews. A Cold Meridian novel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A wire transfer. An anonymous manuscript. A word that means 'the promise.'Stockholm, autumn 2008. Susanne Nilsson is holding her father's publishing company together in his unexplained absence when she discovers that thirty-six million kronor has left Symbiola's accounts - authorized by a personal code that should have been deactivated years ago, sent to an American bank account she doesn't recognize. The reference field contains one word: Löftet.That same week, a courier delivers the first pages of a handwritten manuscript to her office. The author identifies themselves only as FL. The story they've written is about a girl named Hanna - her childhood home, her absent father, her mother's quiet drinking, her aunt's theatrical warmth. It is, unmistakably, Susanne's own life.In Los Angeles, Jason Reynolds - a bassist still rebuilding his career after a hit-and-run accident in Stockholm five years earlier - wakes to find five million dollars in his account. The sender is Symbiola. The reference is the same Swedish word: Löftet. Jason doesn't speak Swedish. He doesn't know anyone in Sweden. The only memory he has of Stockholm is headlights swinging toward him on a wet bridge, and a silence afterward that lasted five years.When Jason flies to Stockholm and walks into Susanne's office, two investigations converge into one. The manuscript keeps arriving, chapter by chapter. The wire transfer leads back through thirty years of interconnected lives. And a dying Scottish author on a remote Baltic island has spent the last five years writing a story he cannot finish - a story about guilt, and restitution, and a promise extracted decades ago that was never meant to be kept.Shifting between Stockholm and Los Angeles in alternating chapters, The Promise is a literary thriller about the obligations the past imposes on the present, the cost of well-intentioned silence, and what it means to finally face the question you've been too afraid to ask.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Naomi Palmer had not spoken to her mother in two years.There had been no quarrel. There had been instead the slow drift of two adults who had stopped knowing what to say to each other after Naomi's father died, and who had let the silence accumulate without naming it. Amelia Palmer remained on the northern cape of Hokkaido, drawing the imaginary maps for which she was quietly admired. Naomi remained in San Francisco, authenticating other people's manuscripts. There would be time.At 2:41 on an October morning, the consulate called.In the ruin of her mother's studio, Naomi found a stone vault that the first responders had located. It contained sixty-two maps drawn over forty years in a private cipher. And a single working sheet, retrieved by a detective from the cliff grass at first light: a map of the coast outside the studio, drawn from the studio outward, its lower edge burned, a section between the headland and the cove left unfinished.The cipher, when she read it, was not the cipher of an imaginary world. The map, when she examined it, was the only one her mother had drawn from inside.The Paper Coast is a literary mystery about the maps our parents leave behind, the territories they hid inside them, and what a daughter does when she finds the lines they did not draw.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A bank compliance officer is dead in Portland. The suicide note is in Polish.When FBI agent Charlie Kaplan opens the file on Spencer Curry's apparent suicide, nothing adds up. A quiet man with a quiet career - except for encrypted files that shouldn't exist, a cipher book written in a language he supposedly never spoke, and financial patterns that look less like personal banking and more like an extraction plan built over decades.Curry's daughter Rebecca, a journalist, refuses to let her father's secrets stay buried. Together, she and Charlie follow the trail from Portland to Gdäsk, where the 1981 Solidarity uprising left scars that haven't healed - and where an FSB analyst named Natasha Koroleva holds fragments of a truth that powerful interests on both sides of the old divide would kill to keep hidden.The deeper Charlie digs, the clearer it becomes: Spencer Curry wasn't hiding from his past. He was protecting something inside it. And the people who buried it forty years ago are still watching.The Gdäsk Gambit is the first novel in the Cold Meridian series - literary espionage fiction in the tradition of le Carré, where the real danger isn't the gun but the file, and the hardest betrayal is the one committed in the name of loyalty.For readers of John le Carré, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Alan Furst, and Paul Vidich. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Five years after Gdäsk, the past is no longer buried. It's operational.Charlie Kaplan left the FBI and disappeared into contract security work, trying to forget the conspiracy that cost him everything - and the woman he lost along the way. But when a cyber attack cripples Poland's new defense system and two consultants die under suspicious circumstances, the old networks stir. Charlie is pulled back to Gdäsk, where Natasha Koroleva has arrived on her own investigation - and where the people who should be allies may be the ones running the operation.As Polish intelligence scrambles to contain the breach, detective Katarzyna Werenska follows a trail of dead consultants that leads deeper into institutional rot than anyone anticipated. CIA officer Jackie Harper works her own angles from Warsaw, haunted by a name from her past she hoped would stay buried. And behind it all, a private intelligence firm called the Paralla Group is playing a game whose real objective has nothing to do with what anyone thinks they're fighting over.In a world where the line between ally and adversary has dissolved, Charlie and Natasha must decide what they're willing to sacrifice - and who they're willing to become - to survive what's coming.Through Amber Glass is the second novel in the Cold Meridian series. It completes the story begun in The Gdäsk Gambit - a story about what happens when the people who kept the secrets decide the secrets are worth more than the people.For readers of John le Carré, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, Paul Vidich, and Jason Matthews.A Cold Meridian novel.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Paper Coast | Michael Weintraub | Taschenbuch | Cold Meridian | Englisch | 2026 | Michael Weintraub | EAN 9798235133198 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Gda¿sk Gambit | Michael Weintraub | Taschenbuch | Cold Meridian | Englisch | 2026 | Michael Weintraub | EAN 9798235439184 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Through Amber Glass | Michael Weintraub | Taschenbuch | Cold Meridian | Englisch | 2026 | Michael Weintraub | EAN 9798235910706 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.