Pursued by Bolivian security agents, Gonzalo Mamani, a Bolivian physician and spy for the CIA, and Paul Morgan, an authority on tuberculosis, and Gonzalo's North American mentor, colleague, and friend, must elude pursuers to reach safety in the Peruvian coastal town of Salaverry within ten days. Leaving La Paz, Bolivia, they race around Lake Titicaca and across the intermountain Andean plateau to Huatahata, Copacabana, Tiawanacu, Puno, Cuzco, Machu Picchu, and points in between. In their flight, they repeatedly, narrowly escape capture. A high-stakes journey for armchair travelers addicted to danger.
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Thomas M. Daniel is an emeritus professor of medicine at Case Western Reserve University. During his academic medical career he was a specialist in pulmonary medicine and directed a research laboratory studying patients' immune responses to tuberculosis. In his retirement years he has turned to writing. His previous works include seven nonfiction books focused on medical history. Escape is his first work of fiction. He has lived in Bolivia and traveled extensively in the regions in which this novel is set.
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