Prelude to Terror
“It had headed north as soon as it left the inner city, and followed the long stretch of busy thoroughfares, one threading into another, stitching old-time villages and country outskirts into the spread of Vienna. Early afternoon traffic was heavy, often blotting the Fiat momentarily from sight. Renwick wasn’t chancing any close tail—Rupprecht had already proved himself to be a wary type who’d be keeping constant watch for everything that followed too persistently. One small consolation, thought... Renwick: the number of cars, buses, trucks on this route was an advantage as well as a drawback; he could conceal the Porsche very nicely from Rupprecht’s watchful eye. It was a strain, though: he had to admit that, as the Fiat well ahead of him dropped again out of sight, stayed unseen for three nervous minutes, and then reappeared.
“At least,” Grant said, “he’s travelling in the right direction for Grinzing.”
“So far.”
“Have you doubts about the address Frank gave us?”MoreLess
“At least,” Grant said, “he’s travelling in the right direction for Grinzing.”
“So far.”
“Have you doubts about the address Frank gave us?”MoreLess
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