They've been inseparable partners ever since the day Gil Todd, a renowned British reporter for over thirty-five years, hauled a drunken Mickey Flynn out of a New York City bar and helped him become one of the worlds most respected photo journalists. But their odd-couple relationship—as well as Flynn’s life—is threatened when he is shot while covering a demonstration in Holland. A shard of bone becomes lodged somewhere in his spine, leaving Flynn faced with a life of immobilizing, excruciating pain. 

Refusing to accept that his career may be over, Flynn agrees to do what may be his final shoot—the photographing of a terrorist training camp run by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. But is he being used as a pawn by the terrorists, or by Israeli intelligence? And who is the mysterious Sinbad, known only by the terrifying, ingenious bombs he leaves behind? 

It’s a good thing for Mickey Flynn that he’s got grit, determination, and Gil Todd on his side. Or is it?