Thrill Writer's Remorse

In January 1990, members of the East German Ministry for State Security  (Stasi) attempt to destroy or remove records that might incriminate  them. At the urging of his Russian controller, one agent removes files  about collaborative operations with the KGB.  Two decades later, Susan  Greenhow writes thriller novels for a living. She takes great pride in  doing her own background research.  Tactics in one of her books may be  linked to a bomb attack in Turkey that kills two American tourists.  
 

At a book signing, Greenhow meets Deva Demaris.  Shortly afterward,  someone tries to kidnap Greenhow.  She is rescued by another thrill  writer, Gregory Hanson.  Greenhow likes both Demaris and Hanson, but  neither Demaris nor Hanson trusts the other.  Demaris says she is a New  York based fashion consultant. Hanson’s book biography claims he founded  and sold a computer software company. Who are they really? What  connection, if any, does either one have to her attackers?  Greenhow’s  attackers may be ex-KGB.  She feels certain that it’s all linked  together.  The challenge is to stay alive long enough to figure out how.

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