FALSE FLAG

Luc Malone makes deaths look like accidents for the CIA. Done right, nothing happened, and nobody ever learns his name. When a bomb levels his estranged father's Washington rowhouse, the Agency hands him one more job: find Skye Montgomery, the journalist every screen on earth is blaming for the blast, and close her out.

Skye believes the opposite. Nothing is true until everybody knows it. She didn't plant the bomb, but someone built the frame around her out of her own words, and the people behind it own the machines that watch the world. When the man sent to kill her finally gets her alone, in a room above a Baltimore bar, she asks him the one question he can't answer.

Now a killer who buries the truth and a reporter who publishes it share one car, one burner phone and a dead man's one-time pad. From a superyacht in the Gulf to a blackout fight in Beirut, a drone dive on the Baghdad embassy, a Wyoming hunting lodge with leopards in the great room and the failing gates of the Panama Canal, they chase a wave of staged terror to its source: a snowbound Swiss town in the one week of the year when the most powerful people on earth gather to talk about safety.

To stop it, they'll need the truth. And the truth has both their names on it.

A blockbuster two-hander about fathers and the lies told for them.