Acclaimed author Logan Ryles's sixth Ian Hale novel — for fans of Jack Carr and Brad Thor, a Caribbean-set military thriller pitting a private contractor against a philanthropist fronting mass murder.

A friend he can't refuse. A crime he can't prove. A man he can't touch.

Stavros Papadopoulos doesn't call in favors. He calls in debts. This one comes with a name — Malcolm Bellamy, celebrated philanthropist — and a demand Ian Hale has always refused: murder him.

Instead of assassination, Hale and Laney Shaw go undercover, chasing evidence no one else could obtain. Bellamy's charity is spotless on paper, and the deeper they dig, the more certain Hale becomes that its respectable façade conceals something monstrous.

Shaw already knows what she wants to do about it. Hale just has to agree. Hale has faced killers, armies, and empires without betraying his principles. But for years, Bellamy has used his money and influence to remain beyond the reach of justice. Bringing Bellamy down may force Hale to choose between justice and the code that defines him.