To Kill Three Birds with One Stone

SOUNDS FUN TO KILL THREE BIRDS WITH ONE STONE, RIGHT?
“And no other external person knows where I am except you and me.” – The protagonist, Collins Benedict.

An archer may shoot three arrows in a single bow in India, but TO KILL THREE BIRDS WITH ONE STONE?
Young men stray from norms, society, and family to amass wealth and live the kind of life they crave. They progress, but they erroneously allow an outsider into their midst. That single action changes their destiny.
That outsider, like Napoleon, captivates them like an unguarded city. He makes them burn the two bridges that link them to humanity and civilization. They swear an oath of compliance and begin to work on an idea their new mysterious leader presents. On the verge of success, something happens; success and survival lie in the hands of a humiliated insignificant member, Collins Benedict.

Out of spite and like Judas Iscariot, Collins betrays his crew and slinks into the night, leaving his family behind. But his flight is risky; he is hunted and sought.
Fasten your belt, for you are about to have a roller coaster ride to find out what happens to Collins Benedict.

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