He was the twenty-seventh member of a program that doesn't exist.
Trained to go where governments could not-and do what they would never admit to-Jackson Shin spent years becoming exactly what someone else needed him to be. When the work finally became something he could no longer justify, he walked away.
For six months, he has been anchored off the southern coast of Jeju-sun-drunk, unhurried, adrift in the kind of borrowed indulgence that almost passes for a life. The careful performance of a man untouched by obligation.
It almost works.
But the life he left behind has not finished with him.
And what it wants now is everything he has left to lose-including the one person he could never leave behind.
Graymark 27 is a modern political thriller of covert operations, fractured loyalties, and the cost of living too long in service of someone else's design.
