A young woman in thrall to violence and terror. The former spy sent to bring her back from the brink. Former CIA operative Kate Cavanaugh isn't expecting her old boss to show up at Sandstorm International with a French counterpart and a desperate request: stop the Frenchman's daughter from disappearing into the Syrian caliphate of the world's most savage terrorist group. Kate is intrigued, but her husband Nick is opposed to their involvement. Over Nick's objections, Kate deploys the Sandstorm team to Istanbul for an operation with no rulebook: get close enough to Camille Dubois to bring her home, without losing themselves to what they're trying to save her from. Camille's devotion to the caliphate is absolute, and living in close quarters with her will stretch Kate to her limits. Worse, Camille's ties may run straight to a Paris-based cell plotting an attack on the American embassy. Walking away is no longer an option. There are no easy answers, only hard questions: who is the real Camille, why does she seek belonging among the worst of humanity, and what will it cost to reach her? The Sandstorm team has thirty days to complete their assignment. But as Camille turns a blind eye to the heinous crimes of her chosen family and Nick begins to buckle under what the operation—and Kate—asks of him, Kate has to decide how far she's willing to go, and who needs to be saved most. The Edge of the Night, book two in The Sandstorm Series, is a ripped-from-the-headlines terrorism thriller that tests what love can survive when the mission asks for everything.
