The Salzburg Connection
“It was too early to find a restaurant for that, and he seemed to have little luck in discovering another bar in this part of Salzburg where he might have a drink and put in an hour. In fact, this section of the town seemed devoted to large squares and fountains looking as lonely as himself at this hour. But perhaps his mood was coloured by his disappointment over Elissa. It had all seemed to be going so damned well; and then the pleasant prospect had blown up in his face. A strange mixture, Eli...ssa Lang: helpless, dependent, softly appealing; then capable, brisk, most definitely her own mistress. It could have been a really interesting evening. Well, there was always Zürich to continue what Schloss Fuschl had ended.
He had passed the massive front of the Cathedral and was headed for the arcades. Abruptly, he stopped and glanced back. Anna Bryant? Surely not. It was a woman, alone, standing in front of the giant doors, looking up at a church spire across the square, blindly staring, seeing nothing.MoreLess
He had passed the massive front of the Cathedral and was headed for the arcades. Abruptly, he stopped and glanced back. Anna Bryant? Surely not. It was a woman, alone, standing in front of the giant doors, looking up at a church spire across the square, blindly staring, seeing nothing.MoreLess
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