-- Anthony Hawk, a New York profiler, gets a million dollar job to solve civil aviation's greatest mystery, the disappearance of flight MH 370. He gets unexpected help from Frida the Cat, his office cat, and Jeremy Bender, a CIA officer-Colleague who has access to top-secret radar analysis in Southeast Asia. Little by little we learn details from the personal environment of the two pilots of the crashed plane. Yes, we accompany them into the cockpit of their Boeing 777, experience the take-off process through a TV documentary that ends abruptly. On the outbound flight to Kuala Lumpur, the home airport of flight MH 370, Anthony compares the data on all aviation incidents over the past few months. Was an overheated landing gear the trigger for a possible chain reaction that ultimately led to the total failure of all on-board systems? Was the cockpit crew still able to react to make an emergency landing, or did the Boeing remain alone in the air on autopilot before finally crashing into the open sea? Before Anthony Hawk can find the right answers, he is assassinated and suspected of murder himself. His friend Jeremy is also in trouble when his wife and their three children are kidnapped. Only Frida, the Cat proves to be an invaluable ally. -- Why did Alexander have to die? Was it suicide or cold blood murder? The starting point is the cool seventies, including rock festivals, drug parties and free love. A fateful fatherhood, in which Arnfinn, Alexander's friend, is also involved, has its starting point there. The trail continues to West Berlin in the 1980s, that of the former walled city. There, Alexander encounters Louise's parallel world, that of a drug-addicted prostitute. Amid the May riots and Reagan's visit, Alexander's trail is lost. In the end, did Alexander involuntarily get caught up in the wheels of the frontline city of Berlin?