The Paper Factory (Michael Berg Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
The lunch had been light, the mussels excellent. He was a picturesque ten-minute walk from the hotel. Michael had never felt fitter. He ate less, but healthier food, than in his old life when constantly attending business lunches, dinners, or sitting behind his desk chewing on cholesterol filled sandwiches and other assorted junk food. Without a driver whisking him around the place, he was forced to take public transport and quite often walk. Six months before, he’d never have considered walking more than a couple of hundred meters. As Michael mulled these thoughts, he turned into a narrow side-street. One hundred fifty meters before the turn-off to the hotel, Michael noticed two men in black coats rounding the corner from the right. He became wary, considered doing an about turn, but decided it would look too suspicious. He continued without breaking stride. When the men were at one hundred meters, he thought about crossing the road. If they also started to cross, he would have time to make a break for it.
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