Chapel's Code

No heist is perfect. Chapel is one of the best in the business, a true professional, and knows this better than most. That’s why he has his code. It’s kept him alive and free to keep doing what he does best. Pulling jobs. And this was the big one. The score. Not just an armored car or a bank but the vault of an armored car depot. The bank for banks.

Chapel is on the run. A woman is dead at the scene of the robbery. His team is fractured and scrambling. He’s got the body of one of his crew waiting to be found in a motel room along an Oklahoma highway. The Mexican drug cartel financing the job and waiting to receive the stolen cash might be turning on him. The man in the seat beside him has an itchy trigger finger and a grudge. Somewhere following behind them is a deadly sniper. And sitting in the back of the Suburban he’s driving is the well hidden half of just over 32 million dollars in cash. Ready to use.

Everything is on the line. Chapel’s career as a criminal, the money, his team, the one friend he has left, even his life. With no other options, he falls back on his code. He knows that the meeting in the badlands of East Texas is likely to become a shooting gallery. But he’s going. He’s got his guns. He’s got the money. And he’s got scores to settle. If he can keep the ghosts of his past and that sniper from catching up with him, he might just make it out alive.