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conversations.value: a title for a book about Latimer, Turkish, British with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Background to Danger'
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conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Background to Danger
  Shortly after half-past seven that morning, Zaleshoff rose stiffly from a chair beside the stove in Rashenko's room in Kölnerstrasse 11, felt his way in the semi-darkness to the wash-stand and sluiced his face and hands with cold water. This done, he peered at his sister curled up in an armchair.
  He listened for a moment to the faint snores coming from the sofa and to Rashenko's heavy breathing from the bed.
  The girl gazed for a moment at the dull glow of the dying fire, then shut her eyes again. It seemed to her that she had scarcely done so before her brother was by her side, shaking her arm and whispering to her to get up and put on her coat. In his hand was a newspaper.
  When, two hours later, Kenton awoke, Zaleshoff and Tamara had gone. A shaft of pale sunlight filtering through the gap between the curtains was shining in his eyes. He sat up on the sofa and something fell to the floor beside him. It was a piece of paper folded in three. He opened it.
  His first reaction to the news that he was wanted for murder had been to laugh. Then the evening papers had been produced and laughter had been replaced by a feeling of amused indignation. He would go to the police immediately, curse them for their stupidity, exact apologies, lodge complaints right and left. Finally he had lost his temper and accused Zaleshoff of murdering Sachs. There had been a stormy scene.
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conversations.value: He went out of the room and came back a few moments later with a pale-faced, vicious-looking young man whom he addressed as "Berg." Under Mailler's direction, Heinrichs and the newcomer carried the body of Serge from the room.
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conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Foster is hired by an American newspaper to cover the trial of Yordan Deltchev, who faces charges of treason. Accused of masterminding a plot to assassinate his country's leader, Deltchev may in fact be a pawn and his trial all show. But when Foster meets Deltchev's powerful wife, he becomes enmeshed in a conspiracy that is more life-threatening than he could have imagined.
  Greg and Dorothy Nilsen had wanted to go on an adventurous trip, but their cruise is turning out to be a bore. So when the gracious Mr. Tan asks Greg to go to Singapore to resolve a bureaucratic detail involving a consignment of small arms, Greg is surprisingly receptive. All he has to do is sign some papers, he's told, and he'll be paid a handsome fee. And everything does go smoothly, until it comes to getting a check cosigned by the rebel leader....
  George Carey, former WWII bomber pilot and newly minted lawyer, was given the ignoble task of going through the tons of files on the Schneider Johnson case, just to make sure nothing had been overlooked. But as luck would have it, Carey discovered something among the false claims and dead-end leads that made this into more than just another missing-heir-to-a-vast-fortune case. And what he found would connect a deserter from Napoleon's defeated army to a guerrilla fighter in postwar Greece, and lead Carey into a dangerous situation where his survival would depend more on what he learned in the army than anything he learned in law school.
  After a three-year stint in the former Dutch Southeast Asian colony of Sunda, Steve Fraser is looking forward to going home. But Sunda is newly independent, and a fundamentalist Islamic faction is set on overthrowing the provisional government. So instead of enjoying his last weekend in the capital, Fraser finds himself dodging bullets as well as the shifting loyalties of the coup's lieutenants.