The 4400: Wet Work
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1992: For nearly a decade, the international assassin known only as "the Wraith" has eluded authorities. Political leaders, powerful heads of business, terrorists known and suspected have numbered among the many victims until -- without explanation -- the Wraith disappears....
2005: Tom Baldwin and Diana Skouris are investigating Jordan Collier's murder, but they're pulled off the case. Washington believes the Wraith -- a onetime freelance agent for the U.S. government -- is active again. A high-ranking CIA officer, who oversaw the rogue operator's activities, is killed. Evidence at the scene points to the Wraith and that this highly efficient killer is now a 4400. The NTAC agents only have thirteen-year-old leads to follow an assassin who was never caught. Suddenly, the Wraith kills another returnee. Why? What does this mean? Can the mounting fears of the 4400 be right? Or is this just one returnee who has gone off the track. Baldwin and Skouris need to know -- but will they find out before the Wraith completes this deadly covert objective?
Dayton Ward
Dayton Ward is a New York Times bestselling author or coauthor of more than forty novels and novellas, including numerous works set in the Star Trek universe, often written with his longtime friend and collaborator Kevin Dilmore. His short fiction has appeared in more than thirty anthologies, and he has written for publications including Star Trek magazine, Star Trek: Communicator, and Famous Monsters of Filmland, as well as StarTrek.com and Syfy.com. A native of Tampa, Florida, he lives with his family in Kansas City, Missouri. Visit him on the web at DaytonWard.com.
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Kevin Dilmore
Kevin Dilmore has collaborated with Dayton Ward for nearly twenty years on novels, short fiction, and other projects, chiefly within the Star Trek universe. As a senior writer for Hallmark Cards, he has created books, Keepsake Ornaments, greeting cards, and other products featuring characters from Star Trek, Star Wars, Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and other properties. His writing has also appeared in publications including The Village Voice, Amazing Stories, Star Trek: Communicator, and Famous Monsters of Filmland. He lives in Kansas City, Missouri.
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