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Les monstres du Holy Loch
- OSS 117
- Narrated by: François Montagut
- Length: 5 hrs and 9 mins
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Les monstres du Holy Loch
Narrated by:
François Montagut
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Publisher's Summary
En envoyant OSS 117 dans la base de Holy-Loch abritant les sous-marins atomiques, les services secrets ont voulu prévenir des fuites probables.
Ils ne se doutaient pas que c'était déjà chose faite ni de l'importance des sabotages prévus.
Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath joue merveilleusement son rôle d'ingénieur-inventeur, mal-heureusement marié, père de famille, ayant des convictions religieuses, etc. Une proie facile à faire chanter pour le réseau soviétique en place.
Enlevé sur un chalutier "espion" en pleine tempête, il trouve le moyen de se sortir de là grâce à un sous-marin atomique, avec en prime les chefs des réseaux adverses.
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