Uncommon danger

Eric Ambler First published 1937

About this book

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

balkan peninsula, fiction
british
english fiction
fiction
fiction, espionage
fiction in english
fiction, thrillers, espionage
great britain, fiction
intelligence service
literature
orient express (express train)
railroad travel
roman anglais
smuggling
spy stories