A Long Night in Paris - Alfon, Dov
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"When an Israeli tech executive disappears from Charles de Gaulle airport with a woman in red at his side, logic dictates youthful indiscretion rael is on a state of high alert nonetheless. And for Commissaire Lâeger of the Paris Police Force, all coincidences are suspect. When a second young Israeli from the flight is kidnapped, this time at gunpoint from his hotel room, his suspicions are confirmed--and a diplomatic crisis looms. As the race to identify the reasons behind the abductions intensifies, a covert Chinese commando team watches from the rooftops--while hour by hour the morgue…mehr

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"When an Israeli tech executive disappears from Charles de Gaulle airport with a woman in red at his side, logic dictates youthful indiscretion rael is on a state of high alert nonetheless. And for Commissaire Lâeger of the Paris Police Force, all coincidences are suspect. When a second young Israeli from the flight is kidnapped, this time at gunpoint from his hotel room, his suspicions are confirmed--and a diplomatic crisis looms. As the race to identify the reasons behind the abductions intensifies, a covert Chinese commando team watches from the rooftops--while hour by hour the morgue receives fresh bodies from around Paris. This could be one long night in the City of Lights"--
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Autorenporträt
Dov Alfon is a former intelligence officer of Unit 8200, the most secretive arm of the Israel Defense Forces. He is a former editor-in-chief of Israel's most influential newspaper, Haaretz. A television series based on A Long Night in Paris is in the works by Keshet International, producers of Homeland. Dov lives in Paris.
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A timely addition to the canon of international thrillers ... races along with pace and verve to a satisfying ending Adam LeBor Financial Times