Chapter Twenty-Nine
The phone call was unexpected but welcomed when Darque looked at the name of the caller and saw the face on the videophone screen.
“Charles!” Darque said. “To what do I owe the honor of this call?”
Charles Farnsworth was Darque’s representative in Europe, and he oversaw the group’s activities in the majority of cases that took place in that area of the world … and he insisted on being called Charles.
He operated out of several old warehouses on a US Army storage facility in Kaiserslautern, Germany, relatively close to Ramstein Air Base.
The air base provided the group with most of its logistical and transportation needs in case it had to deploy to other locations in the world, and the warehouses stored weapons and other equipment the group might need to carry out i
