Beck built his reputation as the fixer who delivers justice when the system fails. But his latest case isn’t just business—it’s personal.
A grieving son hires Beck to settle the score with his father — a man who murdered his wife and dodged justice when the only witness turned up dead — and Beck’s carefully controlled world begins to unravel.
As Beck digs in deeper, old wounds rip open. The case leads him not just to a killer but to the long-lost foster sister he left behind when he escaped that nightmare. Rumor has it she’s on the streets now, tangled in a world of drugs, prostitution, and under the thumb of a ruthless Russian gang.
The scars of his mother’s murder and the abuse he endured in foster care ignite, as does the guilt of abandoning his foster sister to a life that’s spiraled into the shadows of prostitution, drugs, and servitude to a ruthless Russian gang.
For Beck, the job was supposed to be about delivering justice for a stranger. Now it’s about redemption — and survival. Because some debts can’t be paid in money. And some ghosts won’t stay buried.
