Name on Wall

"Names on the Wall" Interpol's Transnational Crime Response Bureau is a coordination agency without independent law enforcement powers, a group of ordinary people without the aura of protagonists. Fang Xu, a divorced Chinese police officer. Jian Ning, a tech nerd who fears society. Sofia, a Brazilian former special forces soldier with a scar on her neck. Wen Ziyu, a forensic doctor with obsessive-compulsive disorder who washes his hands dozens of times a day. Anya, a Chinese-French intelligence agent with a Soviet kopeck coin in her pocket. Their opponent is a shadow empire called "Sun God". It does not sell drugs, does not smuggle, and does not kill people. It only provides the infrastructure - money laundering, identity forgery, encrypted communications, global logistics. It makes crime around the world as easy as ordering takeout. From the twelve refugees who suffocated to death in a refrigerated truck in Serbia to the secret warehouse containing more than 200 antique clocks deep in the Luxembourg Freeport - every clock stopped at a precise moment. That moment often corresponds to the death of a response bureau member. There is a wall in the basement of Lyon's headquarters. The names of the victims are engraved on the wall. The first, the second... The eighteenth. This is a group of people without a name. The only way they are remembered is as a name on a wall. And what they do every day is to prevent the number of names on that wall from increasing.