Award-winning author Brad Parks delivers "a perfect piece of entertainment" (Steve Berry), a deliciously tense novel of thrills, twists, and deceit that will keep readers riveted. Struggling stage actor Tommy Jump knows he has to stop chasing applause and start chasing greenbacks. But then hes offered the role of a lifetime: $150,000 for a six-month acting gig. With a newly pregnant fiancée depending on him, its an opportunity he cant refuse, even though the offer comes from the strangest employer imaginable: the FBI. The feds won a small victory when they arrested Mitchell Dupree, a banker who has spent the past four years laundering money for New Colima, one of the deadliest cartels in Mexico and a major supplier of crystal meth in the US. But Dupree has documents that could lead to arrests of high-ranking members of New Colima, including their fearsome leader, El Vio . . . if only hed tell the FBI where they are. Using a false name and backstory, Tommy will enter Duprees low-security prison as a felon and get close to the banker in the hopes that hell reveal the documents whereabouts. But when Tommy arrives, he quickly realizes that hes underestimated the enormity of his task and the terrifying reach of the cartel. Because the FBI isnt the only one looking for the documents, and if Tommy doesnt play his role to perfection, it just may be his last act.