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His past is coming back with a vengeance…Ex-intelligence agent James Ryker has done many things in the past he’d prefer to forget. The last time he saw Gregor Minko - son to one of Ukraine’s most dangerous and politically influential arms dealers – Gregor was a scared 6-year-old boy in need of protection. But Ryker had to walk away. The boy wasn���t the mission.
Twenty years on Ryker is approached by two strangers in Antibes, France, asking for his help in finding Gregor – now going by the name of Gregor Rebrov. With a back catalogue of ‘crimes against the Russian state’, Gregor has escaped from a gulag in Siberia and is now in the wind.
Fuelled by old demons and painful memories of his own brutal actions in the past, Ryker finds himself once again in the thick of a complicated race against time and who knows how many of the world’s secret services, to find Gregor and get some answers.
As answers turn into more questions, they lead Ryker closer to home… and he can’t shake the feeling that he may be to blame.
A brand new high-stakes thriller. Perfect for fans of Lee Child and Robert Ludlum.
Praise for Rob Sinclair
'Gritty, brutal, explosive! Rob Sinclair’s writing never fails to deliver.' Alex Shaw
'A very entertaining read' M J Porter
'A cracking thriller with a Reacheresque hero you can't help but root for!' John Ryder
'An action-packed, high-stakes and heart-stopping thriller' Bookish Jottings
'Action and suspense from the off' David's Book Blurg
'A shocking and exciting page-turner' Lynda's Book Reviews
'Perfectly paced and full of action' Little Miss Book Lover 87
'A thrilling tale told at breakneck pace' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader Review
'A rollercoaster ride of skulduggery' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader Review
'A great page-turner of a read' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader Review
'Fast paced, brutal in places and yet highly entertaining and enjoyable. Twists and turns all over the place' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader Review
Genre: Thriller
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