The Bombmaker
“She had to do something. She had to let Martin know what was happening. She'd wanted to say more to him on the phone the previous night, but couldn't take the risk that someone had been listening in. But now she was preparing to check out of the hotel, and she realised that it might be the last opportunity she had to get a message to her husband. She had to let him know where she was going, because if anything went wrong it might be the only way he could find out where Katie was. She thought of... leaving a message in the room, but even if she addressed it to Martin the chambermaid might open it, and if she realised its significance she'd probably pass it on to the police. And there was a possibility that the people who had kidnapped Katie might be preparing to search her room after she checked out. If they found a letter, there was no saying what they might do to Katie.
Above the writing desk was a framed watercolour of a gondola on a canal, the colours all hazy as if viewed through a mist.MoreLess
Above the writing desk was a framed watercolour of a gondola on a canal, the colours all hazy as if viewed through a mist.MoreLess
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