Danny Tyler spent four years trying to escape his family's criminal empire. When his father dangles $25,000 a week in front of him, he learns the straight life was never going to work. The job is elegant: build synthetic identities, exploit credit systems, steal from banks that'll never miss the money. Then the FBI raids his father's operation, his father dies in custody, and a CIA officer offers him a deal: become an asset, or go to prison.

He accepts. Now he's a criminal with government protection, free to operate as long as he's useful. The CIA thinks they recruited a talented criminal. They actually recruited someone who sees systems and learns how to break them.

If you like Joseph Finder, Chris Pavone, or Breaking Bad, this one's for you.

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