Cutter Grogan thought it was a simple task.
Fly into Paris. Talk to the Afghan informer. Take in the sights. Fly out.
A two day job at the most.
The gunmen waiting for him in wanted him to stay longer.
For good and dead.
It isn't an assignment Cutter would normally take on; go to Paris to speak to an informer he knows nothing about. The FBI has ordered him to, however. Which means whatever intel she has, is critical.
Fly in, talk to her, fly out, report back to the Feds.
A two day job, he reckons. No sweat. He loves Paris and looks forward to his visit.
The first inkling he has that the assignment isn't a walk in the park, are the gunmen who burst through his hotel room.
'Ty Patterson is right up there with Lee Child, David Baldacci and Gregg Hurwitz'
