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Mr Einstein's Secretary lydbok
296,-
BEHIND MANY GREAT MEN
STOOD ONE WOMAN
All Hanna Fischer ever wanted to do was to study physics - but her world is suddenly turned upside-down and she is catapulted into a new and extraordinary life: as a secretary, a scientist, a sister and a spy.
From racist gangs in Berlin to mobsters in New York City, and Hitler's inner circle during the Second World War, Hanna encounters some of history's greatest minds and most terrible moments, all while desperately trying to stay alive.
She is a …
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Undertittel
From the creator of No. 1 Netflix thriller INTERCEPTOR
Forlag
Orion
Utgitt
4 april 2024
Lengde
10:04
Sjanger
Krim
Språk
English
Format
mp3
DRM-beskyttelse
App-only
ISBN
9781398721319
BEHIND MANY GREAT MEN
STOOD ONE WOMAN
All Hanna Fischer ever wanted to do was to study physics - but her world is suddenly turned upside-down and she is catapulted into a new and extraordinary life: as a secretary, a scientist, a sister and a spy.
From racist gangs in Berlin to mobsters in New York City, and Hitler's inner circle during the Second World War, Hanna encounters some of history's greatest minds and most terrible moments, all while desperately trying to stay alive.
She is a most unique secretary and she will work for many bosses - from shrewd businessmen to vile Nazis, to the greatest boss of them all, Mr Albert Einstein . . .
****
PRAISE FOR #1 INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER MATTHEW REILLY
'Thrilling, action-packed adventure from cover to cover' Guardian
'Nobody writes action like Matthew Reilly' Vince Flynn
'Get ready for a wild ride' Daily Telegraph
'Exciting and entertaining' Chicago Sun-Times
'An action hero worthy of Lee Child' Sydney Morning Herald
Undeniably addictive' Financial Times
