Description
In a good condition. There is creasing to the spine and some light creasing to the cover. There are some sticker marks on the back cover. All pages are clean and intact. See photos for more details.
£1.50
In June 1941 a baffling Luftwaffe radio message mentioning a new invention with the codename Freya (the Viking goddess of love) is picked up by the decoders of Allied intelligence. Hermia Mount, a British intelligence analyst, suspects the existence of an experimental radar station on the coast of Denmark. Meanwhile, young Harald Olufsen, a brilliant Danish student, has spotted an unusual installation near his island home.
Unable to resist a challenge, Harald is soon drawn into Hermia’s investigation, but when he finally learns the truth, he finds the only way of getting to England with the information is in a near-derelict Hornet Moth biplane, mouldering away n the nave of a ruined church…
1 in stock
In a good condition. There is creasing to the spine and some light creasing to the cover. There are some sticker marks on the back cover. All pages are clean and intact. See photos for more details.
| Weight | 306 g |
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| Dimensions | 17.7 × 11 × 3.8 cm |
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| Format | Paperback |
| Writer | Ken Follett |