Luck of the Irish

After a freak accident killed his wife and son, Pritchard slipped into alcoholism to drown his sorrows at a blue-collar bar nearby to avoid the dead and empty house. But then a teenage girl asked for his help, and it turned his entire existence around.

Pritchard’s building his base in Glens Falls, vetting new people, and finding the right crew.

Having been given the responsibilities that comes with being the man at the end of the table gives Pritchard a new understanding of all he has to live up to as captain to Joseph “Papa Joe” Montanari—the benefactor of Hell’s kitchen, and what he needs to be for Glens Falls.

It also comes with lessons that lie too far outside the man that Pritchard is. Like his enemy’s lack of morals and ethics, which put him and a teenager in mortal danger.

Crossing a vigilante angel is unwise, though, and Pritchard sets himself up for a calculated act of vengeance—this time aided by new friends.