Two million viewers. One father. An Everglades full of engineered killers. Survive or die live.
You're in the swamp. The cameras are watching. And you just became the entertainment.
Miguel Santos was trying to get to work. Now he's Detainee 7743 in a facility that doesn't exist, somewhere in the Florida Everglades, stripped of everything except the one thing they can't take: the reason he needs to survive.
His daughter. Eight years old. Sick heart. Waiting.
The warden has turned an off-the-books detention facility into the most exclusive streaming platform on the dark web. Subscribers pay a premium to watch detainees fight for release. The release? A swamp full of engineered alligators that hunt like nothing on this earth is supposed to hunt.
Miguel has one ally—Carmen Reyes, a California attorney who saw too much and now knows too much to be allowed to walk away. Together they have to outsmart a warden who's been running this operation for years, guards who enjoy their work way too much, a black-water swamp full of modified apex predators, and a subscriber count of two million people betting on how fast they die.
No lawyers. No witnesses. No cavalry coming.
Just a father who refuses to die before he gets home.
LIVE FEED—fast, ferocious, and impossible to put down. If you like your thrillers with teeth, this one bites.
The show must go on. Unless Miguel Santos has anything to say about it.
