Langley, séptimo piso

A Russian arrives in Singapore with a valuable secret. But when he's murdered and Sam Joseph, the CIA agent assigned to the meeting, disappears, Artemis Procter becomes the scapegoat and is kicked off the service. Months later, after a spy swap, Sam shows up at Procter's door in Central Florida with an explosive revelation: there's a Russian mole infiltrated in the upper echelons of the CIA. As Procter and Sam investigate, the list of suspects grows to include both Procter's closest friends and his fiercest enemies. The search forces them to confront Procter's dark past within the agency, putting them both in the crosshairs of a master Russian espionage operative who will stop at nothing to protect the mole from Moscow and Langley, even if it means unleashing bloody chaos in America. What happens when friendships forged during grueling training, dangerous overseas missions, and in the upper echelons of the CIA are put to the test? Can we truly trust the people we think are closest to us? Set between the halls of Langley and the Kremlin, David McCloskey's gripping new novel explores the nature of friendship in a world without loyalties, and what it means to love a place where you don't belong.