Einmal noch sterben

February 2003. After the attacks in New York, the war on terror is reaching another peak: The USA and its allies are preparing to invade Iraq. BND agent Frank Jaromin has just returned from a mission in Bosnia and intends to focus on his estranged family. Then, a highly sensitive assignment comes from the Chancellery: An Iraqi regime opponent claims that the allegations justifying the war are fabricated, and there is no evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. "Curveball" – the informant on whose statements the allegations are based – is lying. The BND sends Frank Jaromin, along with two colleagues, on a secret mission to Baghdad to secure the dissident's evidence and prevent the war at the last moment. However, this does not align with the interests of a group of influential political players – quite the opposite. Soon, Frank Jaromin finds himself fighting for his life... With his new novel, five-time German crime fiction award winner Oliver Bottini delivers a masterpiece of the espionage thriller genre – politically charged and utterly gripping.