Death in Berlin
by M.M. Kaye
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Miranda Brand is a beautiful model visiting Germany for what is supposed to be a month's holiday. But then a story about a fortune in lost diamonds --a story in which Miranda herself figures in a remarkable way--transforms the holiday atmosphere into something more sinister.
A handsome intelligence agent and the shadows from her past throw Miranda into a turbulent whirl of emotions. And when murder strikes on the night train to Berlin, she finds herself unwillingly involved in a complex chain of events that place her life in deadly peril.
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Death in Berlin
July 1994, Penguin Books
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Death in Berlin
September 1987, Chivers Audio Books
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Death in Berlin
March 1986, St Martins Mass Market Paper
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Death in Berlin
1983, Thorndike Press, Thorndike Pr
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"Miranda Brand knelt on the floor of a bedroom in the Families' Hostel at Bad Oeynhausen in the British zone of Germany, searching her suitcase for a cake of soap, and regretting that she had ever accepted her cousin Robert Melville's invitation to spend a month with him and his family in Berlin."
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"Miranda Brand knelt on the floor of a bedroom in the Families' Hostel at Bad Oeynhausen in the British zone of Germany, searching her suitcase for a cake of soap, and regretting that she had ever accepted her cousin Robert Melville's invitation to spend a month with him and his family in Berlin."
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