Secrets at the Gas Station

Secrets at the Gas Station Synopsis

Americans Dara and Rubin are bored, stuck in dead end jobs and so decide to go on a short road trip through the desert. However, after discovering an innocent looking piece of paper, their road trip turns international taking them to Berlin, London and Budapest, as they have nothing better to do than investigate the secret.

The Cold War may have ended but old scores have not yet settled and everyone's chasing the reluctant spy who has come out of hiding, for the vital document. Everyone has their own reasons to take possession of it but who will find it first, and what exactly is so important about it?

The unlikely sleuths Dara and Ruben find themselves playing a vital role in the discovery of the document as they unwittingly become embroiled in the world of espionage in this slackers meets spies saga.

This book is dedicated to the memory of Simon de Winter (1973-2020), my husband who passed away whilst I was writing this novel.

"Completely gripping! With a constant underlying tension, and touches of strangeness and excitement. You won't be able to put this book down! Moreover, Sarah's writing is witty and attractive. I warmly recommend this novel and look forward to her next!"-Hilary Wainwright. Co-editor Red Pepper.

Photo credit goes to Al Benthowsky