Flight Risk

Special Agent Ingrid Skyberg is on the verge of disappearing. Burned out, disillusioned, and ready to leave both London and the FBI behind, she heads to Heathrow with no intention of saying goodbye. She never makes her flight. Instead, she's arrested for the murder of a man she has no memory of meeting. Trapped in England and fighting to clear her name, Ingrid unravels a conspiracy that stretches from the English countryside to the Portuguese Algarve and ultimately to the highest corridors of American power, all while the clock ticks down on a high-profile diplomatic event in the capital.

Barrie Kreinik brings a measured, grounded intensity to Ingrid that suits the character's exhausted resolve perfectly. The narration keeps the tension taut across a brisk seven-and-a-half hours, never letting the globe-trotting plot feel scattered. Kreinik handles the shifting emotional register well, moving between Ingrid's private doubt and her professional snap decisions with quiet authority. Listeners already invested in the series will find this a satisfying continuation; newcomers will have little trouble following along.