Review:
The Gray Man (Court Gentry) was previously CIA until they burned him. He now works for Don Fitzroy, a man who is forced, in this book, to betray him in order to protect his family. Gentry eventually figures this out - he's being hunted because an outgoing Nigerian dictator wants his head in a box for killing his brother, and Fitzroy was a way to get at him because Fitzroy has weaknesses that could be exploited, whereas Gentry supposedly does not.
In an effort to save Fitzroy's family, particularly his twin 8-year-old granddaughters, Gentry drags his exhausted, bleeding, broken body all over Europe (particularly France).
