For the readers who put Deja Dead at the top， a gritty， gratifying debut. Just off Bainbridge Island， in early evening， a former top-ranking CIA officer mysteriously drowns. . . . In Key West， a drug-runner is found with a bullet lodged in his skull. . . . And outside of Seattle a young woman arrives in a dimly-lit bar to pick up a computer disk wrapped in a white handkerchief. Moments later， she stumbles upon the body of her contact， dead in the bathroom. To Allie Kerry， the pickup was no more than a business arrangement--no hassles， no strings--easy money. Suddenly Allie is on the run. Someone is setting her up to take the fall. Someone who knows what s on the disk. Someone who will stop at nothing to conceal the evidence of a horrific crime. Reaching back to uncover a brilliantly concealed operation during the Vietnam War， ducking into drug dens， spiraling through seedy strip joints， and blazing across the country， Jenny Siler weaves a devastating tale of death and deception in her dazzling debut.