Hes

said.
“He does,” Alastair said. “Very well. If you’ll try not to be too indiscreet about it and take a look at the tables nearest the stage . . . The small round one with only one man at it. That’s Eamon Moon.”
Harris turned as if to watch the band and spotted the man Alastair described. Moon was a lean, handsome man with a pencil-thin mustache and a sophisticated look. He sipped from a wineglass while smiling at the musicians.
Alastair continued. “He’s been here most of the afternoon. Sitting alone, but occasionally people come up to talk to him. It looks like social contacts for the most part, and I’ve recognized a couple of royal ministers and one captain of the guard among those he’s spoken to. Others have the look of strong-arm men about them. They don’t stay long after he speaks to them.”
“Noriko and Jean-Pierre went through his flat,” Doc said. “It seems barely lived in. The talk-box was attached to

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