Publisher's Synopsis
What if Jason Bourne remembered everything right from the very start? What would happen to his therapist and nurse that helped him through his post-trauma amnesia? Would the government that trained him want him and his friends to live now? What would he do to protect himself and the people who helped him from his ruthlessly efficient, former boss? When Alexander Burns, former counter-terrorist specialist of a powerful, clandestine spec-ops agency, released a destructive computer virus known as "Albatross" to millions, he infiltrated the security of three federal agencies, immobilized all levels of law enforcement, and brought the entire Northeast region to a standstill. What his civilian team of reluctant operatives did took years of meticulous planning, six hours to execute, and then they evaporated into thin air. Before Burns could steal terabytes of classified operations and mission recordings that would shock the world, he made sure key people were out of the way. Former Marine Warrant Officer Diane Welch was an obstacle. Her knowledge of events in Pakistan's Swat Valley, and her contact with Burns's handlers and FBI director would have compromised mission. Burns was lucky on May 2 - Welch was not around that fateful day. But his luck has run out. She is now part of the team that is on the hunt to bring him and his domestic terrorists to justice and keep classified secrets from becoming public. Welch, Lt. Andersen and Director Helms know Burns has these damning files but they need to find out why he risked so much to get them. To find out, the FBI approaches Burns to retrieve those documents and negotiate for him to come in from the cold. The plan might have worked except Thomas "Steel" Webber blows it up with clear objectives: kill Burns and his team. As new alliances form and dangerous enemies emerge, Burns has to decide whether he is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to save his crew. Award winning Raven: Birds of Flight continues where Albatross left off with its fast-paced, character-driven action adventure.
