Farm Boy

It might seem glamorous but being an Agency operative is hard work, morally questionable and occasionally things don’t end well. Fortunately there are people in our country who have an uncanny ability to do what it takes, be immune to the immorality of the work, make peace with death and still be a good warrior. Our hero seems to be that sort of guy.
The assignments so far are pretty normal if you overlook the seedy part of the work that includes using sex and violence as common tools of the trade. All goes well until Agency orders come through to infiltrate a crime organization called the Trio which has its tendrils in many political and financial aspects of the local government and police.
In his profession, paranoia is the main ingredient that keeps him alive and for this assignment the only premonitions he’s having are bad. Nevertheless, he uses a prearranged code to tell his wife that he will be absent for awhile, sets aside his normal life and goes undercover. Unfortunately the assignment goes horribly wrong and the Agency washes its hands of him, leaving him shaken and wondering where to turn.
Enter three of his closest military buddies whose friendships were formed during field combat. Their bonds are unwavering and therefore nothing can be said to dissuade them from setting things straight. The four of them join with Agency assets who are loyal to their cause and unleash their own form of justice with a few twists in the plot along the way. Needless to say there is enough satisfaction to go around.