SHADOW ZONE KAZIMIERZ KORKOZOWICZ

Vienna, a mysterious souvenir shop and five pages of typescript this is how an intricate game begins, the stake of which is the global fuel market. A young Pole, Kowalski, gets entangled in a spy intrigue during a tourist trip. Professor Wierzba's research results on a cheap and efficient substitute fuel become the target of international forces. Will Kowalski be able to emerge unscathed from the confrontation with ruthless players who will stop at nothing? Immerse yourself in the world of spies and intrigue!

• Engaging plot full of tension and twists
• Realistic depiction of the world of espionage
• Dark atmosphere of Vienna and Warsaw
• Expressive characters with whom it is easy to identify
• Novel from the late 70s, set in the realities of the fuel crisis
• Volume 6 of the crime series by Kazimierz Korkozowicz

Kazimierz Korkozowicz, a master of suspense, leads the reader from the elegant interiors of Viennese tenement houses to the laboratories of the Institute of Fuels and Lubricants in Warsaw, revealing the world of secret transactions, complex negotiations and elusive threats. Eavesdropping whispers in the background, and every word can become a trap. Feel the thrill and immerse yourself in the world of spies and double agents.

"Shadow Zone" is not only a crime novel, but also a portrait of an era in which new technologies were born and geopolitical power relations changed. The author captures the atmosphere of those years with extraordinary precision, transporting the reader in time and space. This is a must-read for all genre lovers who appreciate intelligent entertainment at the highest level.

A novel that keeps you in suspense from the first to the last page. Ideal for fans of classic crime novels and history lovers. Get to know the world of secret services and see for yourself that in the game for power there is no room for sentiment. Will Kowalski be able to discover the truth and save the world from disaster? See for yourself!

Edition: Wydawnictwo CM, 2025. Pages: 230. Format: 196x132 mm. Cover: paperback.