Domino Effect

The buzz of his phone in the pitch of night is never a good thing, but the news is worse than anything President Lancaster could imagine. Along with her roommate, his only daughter, Becca is missing in Key West during Spring Break. The president reluctantly listens to FBI director, Frank Graham and turns to Special Agent Sinclair O’Malley to find and bring Becca home safe. There is only one problem: since Charlie’s passing, Sin has been living “off the grid” in Weir’s Beach, NH with no interest in returning to the FBI. After seeing a video of Becca Lancaster sent by the kidnappers, she agrees to come back, but only on her terms. Sin enlists the help of her old friends, Troy and Tiffany, to help track down the kidnappers and find the missing girls. What begins as a simple kidnapping case soon becomes much more. Sin finds herself embroiled in a cesspool of street gangs, Jamaican voodoo (Obeah), organized crime, and a possible leak in the West Wing. From the streets and bars of Key West to the Florida Everglades to the high-priced neighborhoods in downtown West Palm Beach, Sin hunts for the girls and their assailants. When the kidnappers strike close to Sin’s heart, all bets are off. Pitting herself against the president, she turns to her old squad for help. Along with old and new friends, Sin takes the fight to the streets and will leave no stone unturned to recover her family and take down everyone involved. “Gang members are like Dominoes, topple one, and the all fall down.”