“We only become aware of a void when we attempt to fill it.”
That had long been the mantra of Major Warren “Ren” Chevalier, a decorated former soldier, now working security and logistics at the Chinese Embassy in D.C. Over the years, Ren developed a reputation for solving problems before they had the chance to develop.
Since the passing of his late wife, Ren tried everything humanly possible to compensate for that loss by being the best father he could to their only son, Noah. Despite his efforts, it never seemed to work.
Against his wishes, Noah relocated to Asia, hoping to blaze a new trail. The one person he tried to keep closest, was the same one who wanted to be around him the least.
As their conversations became more infrequent, Ren's worst fears were realized when he received a phone call that his son was missing and answers were in limited supply.
Intent to locate his boy by any means necessary, Ren arrives in town ready for action; his vicious inquiries leading him down a rabbit hole of havoc. With the world (he so desperately tried to keep from falling apart) crumbling all around him—the only thing left was to pray for his enemies.
“There’s nothing more dangerous than a man with nothing to lose.”
