Ptarmigan Lane (Aydin Trammell, #1)

From the author of Cold Star comes a new suspenseful thriller, Ptarmigan Lane.
Aydin and his sidekick Phil survive another attempt on their lives. Now they must uncover who, and why, someone wants Aydin dead.
Espionage, counterespionage, the opium trade, and high technologies are the reality. A family history of deceit adds to the nitty-gritties in Aydin's search for the threat.
A long-con deal goes wrong, leading to his insight. Aydin and his estranged wife, Allison, are unwilling participants in a decade's-long experiment.
Assassins hired to ensure Aydin and Allison's past stays hidden never end. But, to stop the attempts on his life, is he willing to kill whoever they lure into the light?
Can Aydin keep his family's secret safe?
Aydin knows he can't keep everyone alive.
Pops, Allison's father, is happy to: "Let them all die."
Phil is sure this is not the last mission: "Two weeks. We couldn't make it two weeks without someone trying to kill us."
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