Publisher's Synopsis
ZURICH 197- In nearby Germany, a homegrown group of young terrorists have all of Europe on alert as they run from the German authorities. Posters with the faces of the young terrorists, both male and female, are to be seen in every Post Office, even in Switzerland. In Zurich, one American woman who has come there frequently for treatment for severe depression, becomes intrigued by the face of one of the young men. And when she sees him in a cafe, decides to make a move to get to know him. She doesn't know why, only that she feels more alive and more like living when she is close to danger. A relationship is set in motion that she knows in advance is not likely to end well, but her curiosity gets the better of any good judgment that might get in the way. Both she and the young fugitive are swept into a maelstrom of emotion that not even the advice of her analyst at the Klinik can stop. And when the woman, Liliane, senses that she is developing deeper feelings for Peter Karl, she knows a decision must be made-a decision that will have grave consequences for both of them.
