Dirty Sun

Arya is happily living as an unremarkable rickshaw driver and as a surrogate son to Mumtha Shekar, an assassinated statesman's elderly widow who has been presumed dead for six years. After a New York Times reporter arrives and inadvertently exposes Arya’s and Shekar’s location, Arya must resume his former life and overcome the CIA, Pakistan’s notorious ISI, and the Islamic terrorist group Khudha-de-Sher. These are the same people who trained him, who raised him, and who counted him as a brother. In eluding his pursuers, Arya discovers that K-d-S’s next mission is to assassinate the U.S. President on the President’s upcoming visit to New Delhi. Will he use his horrifying upbringing and the skills it brought him to stop his former brethren and save the U.S. President? Even if he wants to, will he be able to? With encouragement from old and new allies, Arya must learn—or decide—who he is and what he will become.