Flight from Berlin by David John

Two outsiders uncover danger behind the Olympic spectacle

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Berlin’s 1936 Olympic Games provide the setting for a meeting between British journalist Richard Denham and American swimmer Eleanor Emerson. The public spectacle offers an image the Nazi regime wants the world to accept, but the two outsiders encounter clues pointing towards a far more dangerous reality. Drawn into deception and espionage, they discover information whose significance reaches beyond the Games and places them in conflict with powerful interests. David John blends historical events with a fictional suspense plot, moving from sporting competition towards a struggle to escape forces determined to protect their secrets. Flight from Berlin follows two people whose chance connection becomes a test of trust, judgment, and survival.