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After being expelled from Russia as persona non grata, John Ranger is persuaded by British Intelligence to return clandestinely to Russia one more time. His mission is to rescue Natasha, a valued asset and a former lover. However, having almost completed the mission, the couple are redirected to Kalingrad to search for a facility manufacturing weapons from recycled armaments dumped in the Baltic Sea following World War I and World War II. Their mission is complicated by the curious involvement of the CIA, an enigmatic FSB agent, and the Russian Mafia. When they learn that their involvement is...

The CIA is desperate to locate a terrorist training camp in the mountains of Afghanistan. They have already lost one undercover team and need to get another in place quickly. Walt Lewenski, Director of Special Ops, is keen to outsource part of the operation bringing in Marcus Tregay, ex SBS, ex British Intelligence, on board as a private consultant. Initially, Marcus is reluctant, his dealings in the past with Lewenski have been difficult, but the 7th July London bombings convince him otherwise. A small team is assembled in Afghanistan under the leadership of Marcus. They locate the training...

John Ranger returns from Russia unaware of the importance of his discovery linking high-ranking FSB officers with the Russian Mafia. Depressed, and disillusioned, he decides to quit British Intelligence. Simon Sparrowhawk persuades him to return to Russia, after Natasha, whom Ranger helped to smuggle out, is recruited by the service. An attempt on Natasha's life during training indicates a mole in the Department. Ranger is determines to find the mole but not before he and Natasha are sent back to Russia on another perilous mission.

In 1995, an archaeological dig on the Crimean Peninsular reveals some spectacular discoveries. Robert Buchanan, a Scottish pathologist, and Natalie Duvivier, a French forensic scientist, attend a conference at the University of Kiev in the Ukraine and subsequently work together on some of the finds. In examining the skeleton of a woman they are bewildered by her abnormal anatomy. DNA testing confirms that she belongs to no known human grouping. Metal artefacts, considerably more sophisticated than anything previously associated with the Early Bronze Age are unearthed. When it is discovered...