Paradise Gold: The Mafia And Nazis Battle For The Biggest Prize Of World War II (Ben Peters Thriller Series Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Nausea deep in her stomach made Ronnie want to throw up yet she managed to pick herself up. She rubbed her eyes. She had double vision and although she blinked hard, it wouldn’t clear. Her car stood forlornly about ten yards away, slewed across the roadway and half on the grass verge. She remembered nothing. At some time, she guessed she’d got out of the car and wandered into the brush before collapsing. Her mouth had a strange metallic taste and she ran her tongue over her teeth checking if they were still all there and then spat on the grass to test for the presence of blood. Relieved there was none, she called out: ‘Ben, Ben.’ The only response came from a startled bird calling in the treetops. She staggered over to the car and every step increased the pain inside her head and it was like walking on a ship’s deck in a storm. There was no sign of Ben. Now she remembered the black Citroen that had attempted to force them off the road and their path blocked by another car. Everything afterwards was a blank.
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