Contracts defined Alex’s life. He made them. He fulfilled them.

He was a professional—patient, methodical, untouched by emotion. That discipline was what made him lethal.

Everything changed when he took the job to kill Bryce Phillips. No amount of preparation accounted for Bryce. For the first time, Alex found himself distracted, and distraction wasn't only dangerous, it was bad for business. It meant the mechanic had to be eliminated—quickly.

Only, could he?

This was one job, Alex was beginning to wish he'd walked away from - if walking away were an option.