James Ryker thought he’d gotten away from the chaos and violence of espionage. He couldn’t have been more wrong . . . Carl Logan dedicated nearly twenty yea

James Ryker thought he'd gotten away from the chaos and violence of espionage. He couldn't have been more wrong . . . Carl Logan dedicated nearly twenty years t

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