It ain’t much, but it’s a dishonest living.

Theodore R. Hudson is a corporate assassin. A killer by trade. And the man enjoys his work.

His contracts pay well, his benefits are generous, and his job shields him from the world dying around him. But when the corporate underworld suddenly experiences budget cuts—this killer suddenly finds himself out of the job. Decades of unresolved anger and murderous expertise combine, and the assassin is unleashed, targeting those he blames for destroying his world: the billionaires.

With meticulous planning, this vengeful predator roams the Pacific Northwest in search of his prey.

In response, and by way of skillful redirection, society cares more about “Last Wills” rather than “Who Will” answer for these crimes.

Yet in these warming waters, other hunters are lying in wait. Hapless private investigator Lourina Sanches—desperate to avoid bankruptcy—stumbles across the trail of the predator. Nicknaming her killer “Piranha,” the investigator knows that catching this fish could be the notoriety she needs to escape from the financial net that entangles her… provided she can avoid falling into the deadly waters herself.