Running into the Daylight

Ordered to protect a Hollywood starlet 24/7 at her mansion, Nathan Parker gladly abandons the snow-bound Midwest to bask in Los Angeles. Sunshine, warm air, ocean breezes, and luxury living. Sure, his boss expects him to also conduct insurance fraud investigations remotely in his spare time. And he’s never been a bodyguard before. Still, it sounds like an easy gig.

Until it isn’t.

Even though the mansion is fortified with a high fence, motion-sensitive lights, security cameras, and armed guards, an intruder finds a way in. He steals valuables. He’s violent. He does it repeatedly. And each time, he manages to escape. Yet the starlet Ashley Wild insists on staying in her home and being seen in public by her fans, in spite of the threat she faces.

Nathan’s boss orders him to catch this stalker and end the threat. Yet he is surrounded by people he cannot trust: the armed guards, Ashley’s conservator, her unruly friends, and even the starlet herself. And quickly, some of them become outright enemies.

While Nathan attempts to keep a low profile, being a bodyguard for Ashley Wild puts him in the spotlight. That draws people from his past: the dangerous ones, and the really dangerous deadly ones. They converge on Los Angeles, and embroil him in colliding schemes of treachery and deceit and greed.

In the end, Nathan, the starlet, and her entourage have no choice but to run and fight a guerilla war on the streets of LA to save their own lives.