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  1. Front Cover
  2. Half-Title Page
  3. Also by the author
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Dedication
  7. Prologue (2017)
  8. Bashir
  9. Part One
  10. Philatelists
  11. Harvard Club
  12. Italy
  13. Pleski
  14. Rue de Hesse
  15. Texts
  16. Catherine
  17. Stavro
  18. Rules
  19. Kevin
  20. Ron
  21. Lunch
  22. Oysters
  23. Sensitive
  24. Fuck
  25. Before
  26. Now
  27. Compliance
  28. Game
  29. Lake City
  30. News
  31. Thursday
  32. Dax
  33. Bisse du Ro
  34. Short Report
  35. Part Two
  36. Big Bang
  37. Helen Sykes
  38. Albania
  39. Mohammed
  40. Help
  41. Refugee
  42. Hokey-Pokey
  43. Cheese
  44. Karl
  45. Johns
  46. Due Diligence
  47. Interesting
  48. Coincidence
  49. Toxoplasmosis
  50. Raisins
  51. Stupid
  52. Balloons
  53. Boulangerie
  54. Research
  55. Rehearsal
  56. Boom
  57. Majid
  58. Questions
  59. Movie
  60. Here
  61. 0.0
  62. Part Three
  63. Okoro
  64. Ice Cream
  65. Aasim
  66. Fciid
  67. Three Million Naira
  68. By Friday
  69. News
  70. Missions
  71. Smile
  72. Ringo
  73. Obligation
  74. Mincha
  75. For Catherine
  76. Superhighway
  77. Because
  78. Boyfriends
  79. Religion
  80. Partners
  81. Partners II
  82. Daddy’s Girl
  83. Part Four
  84. To Act
  85. Lies
  86. Good Boys
  87. Mix-Up
  88. Cordelia
  89. Messages
  90. Designated Nationals
  91. Jardin des Alpes
  92. Reggae
  93. Pleski
  94. Debrief
  95. Rue de Hesse
  96. Dead-Eye
  97. Au Revoir
  98. Simple
  99. Acknowledgments

Phil Benedict and Judy Segal and several of their friends introduced me to Geneva. (That’s Phil and Judy with the groceries in the elevator.) Tenley Le Sann took me to the restaurant that serves shrimp in white chocolate curry sauce.

Several members of the financial world in New York and Geneva explained to me how things work and are not responsible for the liberties I took with the facts.

Steve Smith checked me on diving and Kip Curren on sailing.

Ahmadu Garba provided help on Nigerian Pidgin and other things Nigerian.

Finally, special thanks to Olly Owen of the University of Oxford, who provided introductions to Emma Nnadozie, crime editor of the Vanguard newspaper, as well as Emmanuel Ojukwu and several other members, past and present, of the Nigeria Police Force, who generously met with me in Lagos. It was one of the latter who told me, as we sat in a police officers’ mess, “I am Catholic, and Episcopal, and Jewish. I was created by God and deposited in Nigeria for a purpose.”

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