That Time in Bangkok
After everything he ever loved is ripped from his hands, Wolfgang Pierce is finished with operator life.
But operator life is far from finished with him.
Living alone in the rural forests of upstate New York, Wolfgang has embraced his depression, ready to run out his years staring into the abyss. Then an old friend comes calling.
Wolfgang hasn't spoken to the Director since Charlie Team was betrayed, and he's not interested in talking now. But when the Director asks for a critical favor—and offers to pay Wolfgang handsomely for his trouble—the prospect of an adrenaline rush and a chance to throw his life away are too tantalizing to resist.
The mission is simple: An old friend of the Director's has lost her son in Bangkok, and she thinks the boy may be in trouble. Wolfgang will fly to Thailand to bring him home.
An easy job...or is it? Upon arriving in southeast Asia, the truth of the boy's disappearance becomes graphically clear. He hasn't just gone missing, he's been kidnapped, and unless Wolfgang moves quickly, this kid will die in Thailand.
The streets of Bangkok are cold and unforgiving, but Wolfgang has faced the ugly side of life before. He's prepared to unleash his own inner darkness to bring the kid back to safety... or die trying.
Wolfgang Pierce is back.
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Wolfgang Pierce
Wolfgang Pierce consists of nine books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
