She's always been a loner, responsible only for her own life and no one else's, but the stakes are now higher than ever. Before long, she realizes that Daniel's life has been upended for no good reason, but now that the damage has been done, they both must keep running. The evidence against him seems compelling, but as she soon learns, there's more to the situation than meets the eye. cities that could lead to the deaths of thousands of innocent civilians. When her former handler contacts her, offering to lift the kill order on her if she conducts one more interrogation for them, she isn't sure whether she can trust him, but it's a offer that's almost too good to pass up.ĭaniel Beach, the man they want her to question is a schoolteacher who for all intents and purposes seems like a normal, everyday guy, but her former employer claims he's working with an international criminal to release a biological agent throughout several large U.S. It's an exhausting life that's left her emotionally and physically drained. For the last two years, she's rarely used the same name or stayed in one place for long, always keeping on the move and watching her back, trying to stay just one step ahead. Somewhere along the line, she learned too much about something that could ruin the career of someone important, and now she's on the run, hunted by the very people who used to employ her. She used to work for the government as an expert in developing drugs for 'enhanced interrogation.' At first, she was only creating the chemical compounds, but soon she found herself actually conducting the interrogations.

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