Jade Tiger
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    [synopsis] => New York Times–Bestselling Author of Firefox: At the height of the Cold War, the Berlin Wall may finally fall-but who's really pulling the strings?

  

 Sir Kenneth Aubrey remembers Wolfgang Zimmerman from a dramatic encounter back in World War II. In the intervening decades, Zimmerman has risen to become a top advisor to the West German chancellor. Thanks to Zimmerman, the prospect of a reunified Germany is now on the horizon. Until he falls ill during an overseas trade visit and begins to babble deliriously-in Russian. That, as they say, is a definite red flag . . .

  

 When Aubrey hears the story from a Chinese spy-turned-defector, he's unsure whether to believe Zimmerman could be secretly working for the Soviets. To untangle the truth, he and Hyde will have to go all the way to Australia-and face down a team of killers . . .

  

Praise for Craig Thomas's thrillers

  

 "High-octane." -Daily Express

  

 "Will have you sweating bullets. Thomas misses no tricks, and tension is sustained from first page to last." -The New York Times Book Review
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