[PW] Book title of thriller novel about a Soviet scientist whofakes his own death
Adrian Smith
a.smith at leeds.ac.uk
Wed Apr 2 01:57:19 PDT 2008
Amazon has:
"Financial consultant, Malcolm Jaggard, begins a desperate investigation
when flourishing industrialist and former Russian scientist, George
Ashton, the father of Jaggard's fiancie, mysteriously disappears
following a vicious acid attack on his daughter. Ashton is traced from
his home in Buckinghamshire to the wintry forests of Sweden, in a
compelling tale about rivalries between intelligence groups and shocking
experiments in genetic engineering. "
The Enemy
(Paperback)
by Desmond Bagley (Author)
Paperback: 260 pages
Publisher: House of Stratus;
New Ed edition (31 Jan 2000)
ISBN-10: 184232005X
Adrian Smith
Headingley, UK
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Subject: [PW] Book title of thriller novel about a Soviet scientist
whofakes his own death
Hello all,
I am trying to recall the title of a book I had read about 10 years ago.
Here is what I can remember of the plot:
A British government official (or spy?) meets a young girl (named
Peggy?) and soon they fall in love. He meets her father who is wealthy
and seems very intelligent. Soon afterwards, the father dies and certain
amazing secrets are unearthed during the investigation. The father is
revealed to have been a Soviet mathematician/scientist who faked his own
death and defected from the USSR to Britain around 30 years ago. His
basement contains an elaborate toy train system, which is later revealed
to have secret information hidden in the movements of the trains.
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