An FBI agent is pulled into an impossible hunt, for a killer who should already be dead.
“Every debt must be paid. Even after death.”
Some murders don’t end when the killer dies.
FBI agent Jason Blackwood knows that better than most. Five years ago, he killed mafia hitman Al Berlini, the man who murdered his partner.
Now Berlini is back.
Two victims. Two continents. Killed at the exact same moment. The same ritual. The same DNA.
Impossible.
As Blackwood digs deeper, the pattern turns darker. The victims aren’t random. They’re connected. Chosen. Part of something that began long before any of them were born.
Then the killer comes for him.
When Blackwood’s partner is executed in broad daylight by a silent, inhuman figure with white hair and empty eyes, the case becomes personal.
And the rules no longer apply. Because this isn’t just a murder investigation.
It’s a reckoning.
A bloodline.
A list.
And someone, or something, is finishing what was started decades ago.
