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After a failed operation leaves her team dead and her body broken, covert agent Vada disappears off the grid. Brought back from the brink by Jerome, a mysterious stranger, she begins to plot her return—and her revenge against the man who set her up: her former handler, Ward. But as she moves back into the shadows, the last two members of her unit, Orion, are sent to find her.
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After a failed operation leaves her team dead and her body broken, covert agent Vada disappears off the grid. Brought back from the brink by Jerome, a mysterious stranger, she begins to plot her return—and her revenge against the man who set her up: her former handler, Ward. But as she moves back into the shadows, the last two members of her unit, Orion, are sent to find her.
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