The Double Eagle. James Twining

The Double Eagle - James  Twining


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Thirty-Three

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       Thirty-Five

       Thirty-Six

       Thirty-Seven

       Thirty-Eight

       Thirty-Nine

       Forty

       Forty-One

       Forty-Two

       Forty-Three

       Forty-Four

       Forty-Five

       Forty-Six

       Part III

       Forty-Seven

       Forty-Eight

       Forty-Nine

       Fifty

       Fifty-One

       Fifty-Two

       Fifty-Three

       Fifty-Four

       Fifty-Five

       Fifty-Six

       Fifty-Seven

       Fifty-Eight

       Fifty-Nine

       Sixty

       Sixty-One

       Sixty-Two

       Sixty-Three

       Sixty-Four

       Sixty-Five

       Sixty-Six

       Sixty-Seven

       Sixty-Eight

       Sixty-Nine

       Seventy

       Seventy-One

       Seventy-Two

       Seventy-Three

       Seventy-Four

       Seventy-Five

       Seventy-Six

       Seventy-Seven

       Seventy-Eight

       Seventy-Nine

       Eighty

       Eighty-One

       Eighty-Two

       Eighty-Three

       Eighty-Four

       Eighty-Five

       Eighty-Six

       Eighty-Seven

       Eighty-Eight

       Eighty-Nine

       Ninety

       Epilogue

       Acknowledgements

       About the Author

       Praise

       Copyright

       About the Publisher

       PROLOGUE

       What do you not drive human hearts into, cursed Craving for gold!

       Virgil – The Aeneid (iii.56)

       Pont de Grenelle, 16th Arrondissement, Paris 16th July – 9:05pm

      They were late.

      They’d said quarter to and it was already five past. It made him uneasy to be standing out in the open for this long. If they weren’t there in the next five minutes he was leaving, a million dollars or not.

      He patted his pocket nervously. It was still there; he could feel it through the black woollen material, its warm weight pressing against his thigh. It was still safe.

      A teenage couple, arms interlinked,


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