From Eroica with Love, v3

This is the volume that hooked me on this series. It's partly that the conflict between Klaus and Eroica has become the main driver of the narrative, and partly that the second story in this has some great action scenes (Klaus has one chance to shoot out a bomb on a bridge ahead of the out-of-control train he's currently balanced on the roof of, for example), and mostly because this particular story suddenly reminded me very strongly and fondly of my childhood.

( In which I describe my formative years as an international art thief and NATO agent. )