THE RIVETING AND UNPUTDOWNABLE THRILLER FOR FANS OF STIEG LARSSON'S MILLENNIUM TRILOGY

'Ambitious, intricate, riveting' THE TIMES
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Journalist Farah Hafez is after another killer story. But at what risk to herself? . . .

What connects the following:

In Saigon, 1965, war correspondent Raylan Chapelle suffers a horrifying experience.

Thirty years later, his son, newsman Paul Chapelle, is in Moscow to investigate an attack on his former colleague when he stumbles on a well-guarded secret.

And Farah herself, in the garden of the presidential palace in Kabul, is forced to relive a traumatic event from her childhood.

Different people. Different places. Different times.

But all entangled by threads of love and war - threads that Farah can't help but unravel, no matter the cost . . .