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Atemlos nach Casablanca
- Narrated by: Martin Sabel
- Length: 12 hrs and 3 mins
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Atemlos nach Casablanca
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Publisher's Summary
Der atemberaubend-spannende Bestseller von James Douglas: Stan Polinsky muss seine Unschuld unter Beweis stellen, nachdem in Zürich die Affäre de Diesbach geplatzt ist und der Geheimdienst nach ihm fahndet. Doch dann lässt er sich auf die Mission der attraktiven Hackerin Nadine Moran ein, und so führt der gefährliche Weg die beiden über Belgrad nach Casablanca. Dort überschlagen sich die Ereignisse, da ein US-Flugzeugträger in der Meerenge von Gibraltar in einen Hinterhalt gelockt wird, hinter dem der Islamistenführer bin Golem zu vermuten ist...
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