CHAPTER SEVENTEENIt took Berlinger’s men not much of Rockworth’s money and even less time to track down Tanya’s father. He was in Bolivia, living on the shores of Lake Titicaca, high in the Andes but away from the more heavily populated centres of the Altiplano, working with the inhabitants of the floating islands - islands of reeds where lived Indians for whom nothing had changed since Inca times.
Michael Sokolov - Dr Sokolov - had no interest in how his New York townhouse was being used; he seemed to have not much more interest in how his children were doing and none at all in his wife. He was a man who had been locked into a career by his parents. He had married not for love but for solace; solace had turned into a trap. He was not without a sense of duty to the children that had follo
