Corbin Dwyer spends his days moving violent psychiatric patients from one hospital room to another, and his nights fighting the urge to put a gun in his mouth and end it all. Despite this constant battle, his highly decorated past as a veteran of the French Foreign Legion has given him the bravery and grit to keep pushing forward. Waking up one morning to a cryptic voicemail, Corbin learns that his father, whom he hasn’t seen in over twenty years, has been murdered. Deciding to honor a promise he made decades ago, Corbin returns to Nickel Bay, a small town on the great lakes that seems to be untouched by time in both look and personality. Memories of his turbulent childhood come flooding back to him when he is forced to deal with family he hasn’t seen in years, including those with a history in both law enforcement and violent crime. As he prepares to dispose of his father’s remains, Corbin stumbles across information that seems to clearly point out the individual directly responsible for the murder. A classic battle between Corbin’s head and heart rages on as he tries to navigate away from the war brewing between those he cares about. He must fulfill the promise made to his father, putting him in the middle of the upcoming war he doesn’t want, but is more than trained to win. Is this the final nail in the coffin for Corbin’s darkened heart? Will he be forced to embrace his old self when unforgivable lines are crossed?