She Left the Lights On

Valentina Marsh has worked the night desk for nine years. She knows every voice on the radio. When a stranger calls at 3 a.m. and says her dead brother's call sign, she doesn't hang up. She starts recording. The man who owns the airfield now — Dominic Ferrer, four billion dollars of cargo planes and a face she can't quite place — already has the call logs. He knew Mateo. He was in the air the night Mateo was shot. And the manifest on Mateo's stolen drive has Ferrer's own family name written on every page. Val never wanted a hero. She wanted her brother back. She's about to settle for the truth.