Her father's name is on the kill list. Row 37 is hers.

A kill list. Thirty-six names. All marked complete.

When New York financial crimes detective Sarah Reeves finds her father's name on a forty-year-old Wall Street kill list, she assumes it connects to the insider trading case she has spent sixteen years building.

She is wrong.

Row 4. 2008. Forty-two thousand dollars. Complete.

The network behind the list has been operating since 893 AD — built on a document created by Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians. For eleven hundred years the Mercian Ledger recorded what kingdoms owed their people. Then the Parke family found a different use for it.

Sarah's surname is not a coincidence.

For readers of Daniel Silva, Steve Berry, and Kate Mosse.