Logan Alexander is in exile. It's a self-inflicted exile but an exile nonetheless. As the most gifted hacker on the east coast, he's made a few bad friends and even more of the worst kind of enemies. A routine job takes a wrong turn, and the aftermath, Logan goes into hiding. With a terrible tragedy eating at him, he makes a vow never to repeat history. If he can just manage to stay away, to disappear for good, then no one else will ever get hurt because of him. Or so he thinks. One phone call is all it takes to change that. To change everything. Forever. One phone call brings the ghosts from his past, the ones he's been desperately running from, front and center. One phone call thrusts him back into a world he swore to leave behind. One phone call forces him back to the home he can't bear to return to. One phone call presents him with an impossible job, and puts his family, what's left of them anyway, in the gravest danger possible. Logan tries to make things right, tries to prevent all hell from breaking loose, but it seems he's doomed to take two steps backward for every step he takes forward. Did he really think it would be so easy? Spies and betrayals at every turn. No allies, no one to turn to. And the person he trusts least of all is himself. Out of options, he plays his one final, desperate card. Disaster is inevitable, and Logan soon learns that true redemption is often elusive. And sometimes paid for with blood. One phone call. And then it's down the rabbit hole we go...