Baby wipes are not the best at cleaning up blood. Or what happened to Thornhill in Amsterdam. They told Thornhill it would be a simple spy mission that he was more than eager to take on, but of course, it wasn't. Thornhill quickly found himself relying heavily on his smart, sarcastic handler, Mallory, and Jones, a former marine sniper with few words, to keep him and his mysterious older contact, Golay, from ending up in the bottom of the canal. Fans of John Le Carre and Vince Flynn will have a thrilling blast with this page-turner!

Thomas feared he played Jack too well... The sequel to S. W. Ellenwood's debut novel, The Janitor and the Spy, picks up six months after Thomas Thornhill's nightmare mission in Amsterdam. On his own, he now goes under the alias of Jack Montferrand and seeks to gain entry into the oldest and most dangerous triad in Asia to find Them. On the inside, he found the triad not as stable as he thought, forcing him to prove his trust and worth to them at every turn as new rivals sprout up. He plunges his hands deeper into the filth and the alias of Jack where he starts to wonder where Thomas ends and Jack begins.

Everything changed with what Thomas saw in that last room... S. W. Ellenwood's debut series comes to a close. Picking up moments after The Dragon and the Lumberjack, Thomas finds himself on the run from the law, the triad, and The Twelve themselves. Abandoning his alias and quest, Thomas seeks only to get out alive with everyone close to him before The Twelve's agents, or his physical injuries, catch up to him.