Josh Bradik had everything going for him. He had the career, the beautiful wife, and a house by the beach — but jealousy stole it all from him.
In a single morning, federal agents appeared at his door, his name was attached to crimes he didn't commit, and the man he'd trusted most in the world sat across a table from him in an interrogation room and said the wrong thing first. Within weeks, Josh was declared a national security matter, stripped of counsel, and buried in a classified desert facility with no clock, no window, and no way out.
What they didn't account for was the man in the cell next door.
For five years, through a crack in the concrete, a brilliant Treasury official named Doc — himself disappeared for the crime of knowing too much — taught Josh everything: how money hides, how power protects itself, how to become someone the world has never met. Doc gave Josh a new identity, a new face, forty-seven million dollars, and the architecture of a plan built...
