
Pawns Count
'Pawns Count' Summary
In the midst of World War I, chemist Sandy Graham's groundbreaking discovery of a new explosive, a powerful weapon that could shift the balance of the war, comes to light in a London restaurant. As Graham vanishes, the world's intelligence agencies descend upon the city, each determined to secure the formula for their own nation. John Lutchester, an Englishman, pledges his allegiance to his homeland, while Nikasti, a Japanese agent, prioritizes his own country's interests. The American girl, Pamela Van Tale, proclaims her unwavering loyalty to America, while the German-American, Oscar Fischer, aims to serve both nations. Each character is driven by their own ideologies and desires, creating a web of conflict and suspicion. The stakes are high as the pursuit of the formula becomes a race against time, with each nation desperate to harness its power for their own agenda. The novel unravels through a series of encounters and betrayals, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat as the fate of the world hangs in the balance.Book Details
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E. Phillips Oppenheim
England
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