Wie Sterben geht

Powerful and with a passion for virtuoso action, Andreas Pflüger takes us into the world of espionage and counter-espionage at the height of the Cold War. On every page, we worry for his protagonist, Nina Winter, follow her transformation into a top agent, and fight alongside her for survival. Winter 1983. Everything is set on the Glienicke Bridge for the most spectacular spy exchange in history. KGB officer Rem Kukura – codename Pilger – is to be exchanged for the son of a Politburo member. In the midst of it all: Nina Winter, the only one who can identify Kukura. But on the bridge, Nina is caught in an inferno, and the fate of her and Rem becomes a question of war and peace between the superpowers. Three years earlier: Nina is an analyst at the BND, evaluating espionage information. A desk agent. Until she is informed that Pilger, the mysterious Moscow top agent of the BND, is making his further cooperation dependent on her: He wants Nina to come to Russia as his case officer. She knows this is the chance of a lifetime. But Nina has no idea that she will have a deadly enemy in the KGB. To survive, she must become someone else, a woman who dances with death.