Prodigal Son

<p><b>The thrilling new Orphan X book and <i>SUNDAY TIMES</i> BESTSELLER from bestselling author Gregg Hurwitz<br><br>'Feels like a missile launch' </b>DAVID BALDACCI<br>_______<br><br> As Orphan-X, Evan Smoak was trained to be a secret government assassin - until he quit.<br><br> As the Nowhere Man, he's the guy to call if no one else can help. He'll save you.<br><br> But when a woman gets in touch claiming to be his mother, he can't know if his true family needs help or this is a trap.<br><br> Has Evan's past reached out to claim him?<br><br> <b><i>Or is someone out to ensure he has no future?</i></b><br>_______<br><br><b>'A stellar series, and the stories get better with each instalment' </b><i>DAILY MAIL<br></i><br> <b><i><u>Praise for Orphan X</u></i></b><br><br> <b>'Outstanding in every way'</b> LEE CHILD<br><br> <b>'Weapons-grade thriller writing'</b> <i>GUARDIAN</i><br><br> <b>'A stellar series, and the stories get better with each instalment' </b><i>DAILY MAIL</i><br><br> <b>'An immensely entertaining adventure'</b> <i>THE TIMES</i></p> <p><b>The thrilling new Orphan X book and <i>SUNDAY TIMES</i> BESTSELLER from bestselling author Gregg Hurwitz<br><br>'Feels like a missile launch' </b>DAVID BALDACCI<br>_______<br><br> As Orphan-X, Evan Smoak was trained to be a secret government assassin - until he quit.<br><br> As the Nowhere Man, he's the guy to call if no one else can help. He'll save you.<br><br> But when a woman gets in touch claiming to be his mother, he can't know if his true family needs help or this is a trap.<br><br> Has Evan's past reached out to claim him?<br><br> <b><i>Or is someone out to ensure he has no future?</i></b><br>_______<br><br><b>'A stellar series, and the stories get better with each instalment' </b><i>DAILY MAIL<br></i><br> <b><i><u>Praise for Orphan X</u></i></b><br><br> <b>'Outstanding in every way'</b> LEE CHILD<br><br> <b>'Weapons-grade thriller writing'</b> <i>GUARDIAN</i><br><br> <b>'A stellar series, and the stories get better with each instalment' </b><i>DAILY MAIL</i><br><br> <b>'An immensely entertaining adventure'</b> <i>THE TIMES</i></p>