
A hacker savant, too smart for his own good. A guilty assassin, looking for a purpose. An ex-paramedic, addicted to a high. A reckless bike racer, desperate for money.
These are the members of Dragon’s team, one of the best heist crews in North America.
Based in the city of Harmony, on the mighty Mississippi, they target corporations too big to notice them, or so they hope. With their skills and Dragon himself, they’ve successfully pulled off job after job, padding their pockets and creating a nice life for themselves in a world hell-bent on keeping people trapped in the status quo.
But when a job goes south, and the crew take their first serious casualty, they find themselves sucked into a web of secrets that none of them are prepared for. Scrambling for answers, each route they take seems to lead to a dead end, or hint at Dragon’s shrouded past. When an attack on his home life forces him to break his one rule, and reveal who he was to his crew, Dragon starts to realize that sometimes the only way to deal with your past, is to face it head on.
Because some things, you just can’t outrun.
Manticore Medical Corporation, the premier medical company for the vast majority of Europe. A shining beacon of absolute hope, for everyone who can afford their steep prices. The owners of what are considered the best non-military operatives in the world, their C-SARR teams. Elite units of four cybernetically enhanced soldiers who are advertised to be “able to get you out of whatever mess you’ve found yourself in, alive.”
Aurelia Prinz is one such operative. A fresh recruit, she expected to be sent to one of Manticore’s smaller branches, only to find herself in the center of Sternenlicht, the largest megacity on the continent. Feeling like she’s in over her head, she’s relieved to find out that she’s being put into an existing team. Until it comes to light that this is a breach of Manticore’s long standing protocols. Now, she’s left wondering if the team will ever accept her as one of their own, and more importantly, if she can keep up with the rigors of the job without getting anyone killed…


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