The story begins following the first, Will Henry, a journalist hell bent on chasing the biggest story of his life, exposing the tuna-cocaine smuggling connection in the Pacific. In the process, he inadvertently acquires the shipping manifests and financial records of the entire smuggling operation as well as evidence connecting the ruling class of Mexico. This accidental revelation puts his source in harm’s way and he is forced to choose between fleeing to save himself and staying to protect the innocents left behind. He chooses to stay and call in help from a old friend, the second protagonist, Texas Ranger, Mike Doyle.  In an unconventional twist Will Henry is killed at the end of the pilot teeing up the second major storyline of the series; a Cartel ransom of an innocent boy in exchange for a critical hard-drive. Mike Doyle’s mission to recover the boy, brutally executing one target after another, becomes viewed as supernatural wrath by the Cartel soldiers, and who’s to say it’s not? Who’s to say that the rage and conviction of one man is not a form of possession.

 

Enter the 3rd protagonist, FBI agent Fawn Fletcher assigned to unravel his crimes. Fletcher is an analyst in the BAU-2 unit and hoping for one last simple assignment and early retirement to manage the care of her mentally ill teenage daughter. Despite her efforts to quickly close the case, Agent Fletcher becomes entangled in the pursuit of what she believes to be a serial killer in the Southwest. Who is to say that Doyle’s savage executions are not the actions of a serial killer?

 

The bewildering murders, acts of war from another epoch, will not only threaten Fletcher’s life, but put her soul at hazard, forcing her to confront her core beliefs about good and evil. Each of these heroes is fiercely committed to a final life mission in the chaotic frontier of the U.S./Mexico borderlands.

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