This is surely more difficult, as the FSB are everywhere and Jenkins has made himself persona non grata already, particularly to Adam Efimov, who is tasked with locating Jenkins and bringing him in. After making contact and playing a little sleight of hand, the mission to leave the country begins. They devise a plan to locate Paulina and try to get her out of the country as quickly as possible.

While Federov is leery at first, he soon realises that Jenkins is seeking to redeem them both for troubles their respective countries placed at their feet. As Jenkins seeks to lure them to what he is doing, he touches base with Viktor Federov, the FSB agent whose failure to apprehend Jenkins the first time left him in major trouble. Keen to show off his skills, Jenkins boldly enters the country and drops numerous breadcrumbs regarding his presence, which raises many red flags with the FSB, Russia’s Security Agency. As Jenkins is placed in the region, he will have to make his way on Russian soil and work his magic. A long chat with his wife leads them to understand the need for one final sacrifice. Jenkins gives this some thought, wondering if he might be able to extract Paulina and save her as she did for him.

Paulina Ponomayova sacrificed her safety to ensure that Jenkins made it out and, if she is still alive, the Agency wants to know about it. The Agency is still wondering about their Seven Sisters project, more specifically the Russian CIA operative who helped Jenkins while he was there. So, when a CIA operative approaches him, Jenkins is not interested in the message. His family is priority #1 and, with a new baby, he does not want to risk upsetting his wife. After his gruelling experience in Russia, Charles Jenkins has no interest in returning. Thrilling readers throughout this piece of espionage, Dugoni shows that he can craft sensational characters and keep the plot moving along, even behind enemy lines. Showcasing his abilities outside of police procedurals, Robert Dugoni returns to add another layer to one of his wonderful standalone novels.

Thomas & Mercer for providing me with a copy of this publication, which allows me to provide you with an unbiased review. First and foremost, a large thank you to NetGalley, Robert Dugoni, and.

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