The Tide Is High

When the past resurfaces, survival is no longer enough.

Years after escaping the violence that once defined their lives, John and Bunny LeBlanc return to New York believing they can rebuild on their own terms. John has beaten the courts, the press, and his enemies. Bunny has built a family, a public image, and a carefully controlled sense of stability. Together, they are determined to transform power into permanence.

But New York has changed, and so have the rules.

As the LeBlancs quietly reestablish themselves, old alliances fracture and unresolved betrayals come back into focus. A journalist searching for relevance begins pulling at threads better left buried. A former prosecutor watches from the sidelines, waiting for an opening. And beneath the surface, the cost of past choices begins to demand payment.

When violence spills into the open and Bunny becomes an unintended casualty of a city still addicted to chaos, the illusion of distance from their former life collapses. The question is no longer whether John will return to power, but what kind of power he is willing to claim.

The Tide Is High is a gripping crime and political drama about reinvention, loyalty, and the danger of believing the storm has passed. It is the moment when survival turns into ambition, and ambition reshapes everything that follows.