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The young doctor of sciences, Dr Julia Hofman, who has blonde hair and blue eyes, is doing research in the pursuit of a treatment for a mysterious virus. When her former doctoral supervisor, Professor George Tremayne, dies in Barcelona as a result of this virus, and when her former fellow student, Martin Rellin is shot in an attempted assassination, she herself is drawn into the maelstrom of events. A young German medical doctor, Dr Herbert Schultz, with brown hair and brown eyes, is at Julia's side although by doing so, he puts himself in great danger because Professor Frederick Winter, head of the research department in Berlin, and his accomplice, Dr Philip Berger, are doing everything to carry out their plan. The plan, however, has loopholes. One of these is the fact that Thorstein Magnusson, nightwatchman at the Icelandic branch of the pharmaceutical firm and the first fatality as a result of the virus, left incriminating documents with his family. His widow Vigdis and his little boy Oluf are the unwitting custodians of these crucial papers. Other characters include Eve Roth, the security manager at the pharmaceutical firm and mistress of the head of the research department, who is actually in love with Gordon Wegner, the police inspector who is long been investigating the pharmaceutical company she works for. Even Sonya Walther, the heroine's best friend, does not stand there idly. In concert with Wegner's colleagues, the police inspectors Peter Myers and Sybil Miller, they finally manage to uncover the real culprits in this scandal...
The young doctor of sciences, Dr Julia Hofman, who has blonde hair and blue eyes, is doing research in the pursuit of a treatment for a mysterious virus. When her former doctoral supervisor, Professor George Tremayne, dies in Barcelona as a result of this virus, and when her former fellow student, Martin Rellin is shot in an attempted assassination, she herself is drawn into the maelstrom of events. A young German medical doctor, Dr Herbert Schultz, with brown hair and brown eyes, is at Julia's side although by doing so, he puts himself in great danger because Professor Frederick Winter, head of the research department in Berlin, and his accomplice, Dr Philip Berger, are doing everything to carry out their plan. The plan, however, has loopholes. One of these is the fact that Thorstein Magnusson, nightwatchman at the Icelandic branch of the pharmaceutical firm and the first fatality as a result of the virus, left incriminating documents with his family. His widow Vigdis and his little boy Oluf are the unwitting custodians of these crucial papers. Other characters include Eve Roth, the security manager at the pharmaceutical firm and mistress of the head of the research department, who is actually in love with Gordon Wegner, the police inspector who is long been investigating the pharmaceutical company she works for. Even Sonya Walther, the heroine's best friend, does not stand there idly. In concert with Wegner's colleagues, the police inspectors Peter Myers and Sybil Miller, they finally manage to uncover the real culprits in this scandal...
