Home Front

Things have changed in a big way for Pops when his closest friend and the mother of his kids passes away. Now his new mission is to try to get through each day readjusting to his single lonely life while continuing to work at a job that has little meaning except to earn enough money to cover the expensive bills from his wife’s illness.
All of that changes when he receives an unexpected call from his friend Surfer, a member of the Crew that formed on Pops’ final mission for the Organization. Surfer was so distraught that Pops only got a hint about a kidnapping and drugs before Surfer hung up the phone. Pops hoped that Surfer heard his plea to wait until he could get there to help.
Pops calls on Cowboy for help, another member of the Crew who is like his brother. Together they head for the corrupt city where Surfer is living to render aid and comfort to another brother in any way they can.
The members of the Crew have a certain set of skills that come in handy as they uncover an organized ring of human trafficking, drugs and prostitution. Along the way is a disgusting dose of human debris that makes you wonder about the moral fiber of our society.
The bottom line is the bad guys should learn to not mess with members of the Crew without expecting payback. And sometimes payback can be pretty painful.