Ken Follett Three Bestsellers
Ken Follett
Language: English
Pages: 902
ISBN: B005OW6JX6
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
"Everyone likes a page-turner, and Follett is the best," raves the Philadelphia Inquirer. Now, from the knife-edge drama of Whiteout to the cold war love triangle of Lie Down with Lions to the inspiring true story of a Middle East hostage crisis in On Wings of Eagles, the #1 New York Times bestselling author plunges you into the heart of the action. Whiteout, On Wings of Eagles, Lie Down with Lions.
doesn’t know.” Paul looked at him. The two men had become close in the last month. For the rest of the employees Paul was putting on a brave face, but with Coburn he had been able to close the door and say, Okay, what do you really think? Coburn said: “The first question is, What do we do about Fara? She could be in trouble.” “She has to give them some kind of an answer.” “A show of cooperation?” “She could go back and tell them that Nyfeler and Bucha are no longer resident ...” “She
for smart tailoring and bright colors. Emily would suffer on the inside. “I’m going back to Dallas,” Ross said. “There’s a blizzard out there,” said Margot, looking out at the snowflakes swirling down the mountainside. She knew she was wasting her breath: snow and ice would not stop him now. She thought ahead: Ross would not be able to sit behind a desk in Dallas for very long while two of his men were in an Iranian jail. He’s not going to Dallas, she thought; he’s going to Iran. “I’ll take
had had a preliminary meeting with Goelz yesterday. Together they had gone over the terms of the guarantee, with Goelz reading the phrases in his quiet, precise voice. Goelz was changing. Two months ago Howell had found him maddeningly correct: it was Goelz who had refused to give back Paul’s and Bill’s passports without telling the Iranians. Now Goelz seemed ready to try the unconventional. Perhaps living in the middle of a revolution had made the old boy unbend a little. Goelz had told Howell
and left in their ambulance. A few moments later the Americans left in the two Range Rovers, followed by four or five armed guards in another car. They drove to the hotel. This time they all went in. There was an argument between the hotel keeper and the guards, but the guards won, and the Americans were assigned four rooms on the third floor at the back, and told to keep the curtains drawn and stay away from windows in case local snipers thought Americans inviting targets. They gathered in one
brake and prevent the horse slithering out of control down the slippery slope. The cairns were hard to distinguish among the litter of loose snow-covered rocks, but Mohammed showed no hesitation about which way to go. Jane thought she should offer to take Chantal, to give Ellis a reprieve, but she knew she could not carry her. As they descended, the snow thinned and then cleared, and the track was visible. Jane kept hearing an odd whistling sound, and eventually found the energy to ask Mohammed