The government had been watching Vincent Castellano for years.
Private military companies—PMCs—wore the respectable mask of contractors: ex-soldiers peddling security, training, logistics. Plausible deniability for governments with dirty hands. Vincent had shattered that mask. His PMCs were corporate raiders armed with assault rifles. Hostile takeovers that meant exactly that. Executives of resistant companies suffered "accidents" in regions where Vincent's mercenaries answered to no one.
The Department of Defense averted its eyes when the victims were foreign. But when American CEOs began dying in "random street crimes" on U.S. soil? Someone finally remembered ethics.
Enter Ava Voss.
