When Al-Qaeda operatives captured Michael Crowler, one of the CIA's top men in Baghdad, and he woke up in a dark room with a single lightbulb hanging from the ceiling, the spy thought things couldn't get any worse.

But as Al-Khalifa, one of the most feared terrorists in the world, took charge of his interrogation, Crowler wished he could take his words back.

In this twisted game of deceit and treachery, there can be only one winner. Whose lies will prevail?

8,000 words, or 30 pages.