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Jason Kerbeck is arrested at Dulles Airport by the FBI, who's agents find classified documents in his possession.

Arrested and imprisoned in isolation, Kerbeck is cut out from the world. His court-apppinted lawyer is skeptical of his claim: that he was working undercover for the FBI until wires got crossed--or maybe he was about to uncover something that others wanted left alone.

Kerbeck fears he will be killed. He manages to escape and, using tradecraft to elude capture, tries to exonerate himself.

Full of twists and turns, this novel virtually turns pages all by itsel

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