Berlin Clock by Sivakumar (8 results)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Time is a weapon. And the countdown has already begun.Berlin, 1924. The Weimar Republic is trapped in a feverish limbo-caught between the trauma of a lost World War and the volatile threat of a political uprising. In a forgotten alleyway in the Mitte district, master watchmaker Lukas Eichman…n deals in the only currency that retains absolute value: the second. He seeks absolute isolation from the madness outside his shop walls, but the gears of history have other plans. When a scarred stranger drops off a damaged, priceless Breguet pocket watch with an impossible three-day repair deadline, Lukas's world fractures. Inside the solid gold casing lies a hidden complication: a false plate shielding a strip of microfilm. It isn't just a blueprint; it's a high-level espionage projector holding a devastating purge list meant to decapitate the Republic in a single night. Suddenly, Lukas is no longer just a craftsman-he is a witness. And in 1924 Berlin, witnesses do not live long enough to see the spring. Alongside Elsa, a defiant baker's daughter, Lukas is forced into a desperate, high-stakes game of survival across the frozen capital. From flooded U-Bahn tunnels and clandestine underground printing presses to a tense standoff at the Royal Observatory, they must outrun the ruthless "Grey Coats" and military trackers. But as the gears of the conspiracy unravel, Lukas uncovers a terrifying ultimate betrayal that reaches the very top of the government. Can a humble watchmaker manipulate the rhythm of an entire city to expose the truth, or will the clock strike twelve on his own execution? The Berlin Clock is a gripping historical thriller tightly wound with political intrigue, breathtaking suspense, and a battle against time itself. Perfect for fans of espionage, meticulously crafted historical settings, and stories where the smallest gears move the grandest machinery of history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Time is a weapon. And the countdown has already begun.Berlin, 1924. The Weimar Republic is trapped in a feverish limbo-caught between the trauma of a lost World War and the volatile threat of a political uprising. In a forgotten alleyway in the Mitte district, master watchmaker Lukas Eichman…n deals in the only currency that retains absolute value: the second. He seeks absolute isolation from the madness outside his shop walls, but the gears of history have other plans. When a scarred stranger drops off a damaged, priceless Breguet pocket watch with an impossible three-day repair deadline, Lukas's world fractures. Inside the solid gold casing lies a hidden complication: a false plate shielding a strip of microfilm. It isn't just a blueprint; it's a high-level espionage projector holding a devastating purge list meant to decapitate the Republic in a single night. Suddenly, Lukas is no longer just a craftsman-he is a witness. And in 1924 Berlin, witnesses do not live long enough to see the spring. Alongside Elsa, a defiant baker's daughter, Lukas is forced into a desperate, high-stakes game of survival across the frozen capital. From flooded U-Bahn tunnels and clandestine underground printing presses to a tense standoff at the Royal Observatory, they must outrun the ruthless "Grey Coats" and military trackers. But as the gears of the conspiracy unravel, Lukas uncovers a terrifying ultimate betrayal that reaches the very top of the government. Can a humble watchmaker manipulate the rhythm of an entire city to expose the truth, or will the clock strike twelve on his own execution? The Berlin Clock is a gripping historical thriller tightly wound with political intrigue, breathtaking suspense, and a battle against time itself. Perfect for fans of espionage, meticulously crafted historical settings, and stories where the smallest gears move the grandest machinery of history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Time is a weapon. And the countdown has already begun.Berlin, 1924. The Weimar Republic is trapped in a feverish limbo-caught between the trauma of a lost World War and the volatile threat of a political uprising. In a forgotten alleyway in the Mitte district, master watchmaker Lukas Eichman…n deals in the only currency that retains absolute value: the second. He seeks absolute isolation from the madness outside his shop walls, but the gears of history have other plans. When a scarred stranger drops off a damaged, priceless Breguet pocket watch with an impossible three-day repair deadline, Lukas's world fractures. Inside the solid gold casing lies a hidden complication: a false plate shielding a strip of microfilm. It isn't just a blueprint; it's a high-level espionage projector holding a devastating purge list meant to decapitate the Republic in a single night. Suddenly, Lukas is no longer just a craftsman-he is a witness. And in 1924 Berlin, witnesses do not live long enough to see the spring. Alongside Elsa, a defiant baker's daughter, Lukas is forced into a desperate, high-stakes game of survival across the frozen capital. From flooded U-Bahn tunnels and clandestine underground printing presses to a tense standoff at the Royal Observatory, they must outrun the ruthless "Grey Coats" and military trackers. But as the gears of the conspiracy unravel, Lukas uncovers a terrifying ultimate betrayal that reaches the very top of the government. Can a humble watchmaker manipulate the rhythm of an entire city to expose the truth, or will the clock strike twelve on his own execution? The Berlin Clock is a gripping historical thriller tightly wound with political intrigue, breathtaking suspense, and a battle against time itself. Perfect for fans of espionage, meticulously crafted historical settings, and stories where the smallest gears move the grandest machinery of history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Time is a weapon. And the countdown has already begun.Berlin, 1924. The Weimar Republic is trapped in a feverish limbo-caught between the trauma of a lost World War and the volatile threat of a political uprising. In a forgotten alleyway… in the Mitte district, master watchmaker Lukas Eichmann deals in the only currency that retains absolute value: the second. He seeks absolute isolation from the madness outside his shop walls, but the gears of history have other plans. When a scarred stranger drops off a damaged, priceless Breguet pocket watch with an impossible three-day repair deadline, Lukas's world fractures. Inside the solid gold casing lies a hidden complication: a false plate shielding a strip of microfilm. It isn't just a blueprint; it's a high-level espionage projector holding a devastating purge list meant to decapitate the Republic in a single night. Suddenly, Lukas is no longer just a craftsman-he is a witness. And in 1924 Berlin, witnesses do not live long enough to see the spring. Alongside Elsa, a defiant baker's daughter, Lukas is forced into a desperate, high-stakes game of survival across the frozen capital. From flooded U-Bahn tunnels and clandestine underground printing presses to a tense standoff at the Royal Observatory, they must outrun the ruthless 'Grey Coats' and military trackers. But as the gears of the conspiracy unravel, Lukas uncovers a terrifying ultimate betrayal that reaches the very top of the government. Can a humble watchmaker manipulate the rhythm of an entire city to expose the truth, or will the clock strike twelve on his own execution The Berlin Clock is a gripping historical thriller tightly wound with political intrigue, breathtaking suspense, and a battle against time itself. Perfect for fans of espionage, meticulously crafted historical settings, and stories where the smallest gears move the grandest machinery of history.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Berlin Clock | Sivakumar | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | SivaKumar | EAN 9798235240773 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
