The warm wind blew through my sun-bleached hair; my eyes watered and ears popped as the trek down the twisting Missouri highway brought back past violent accounts through my mind. The fence posts and passing cars blurred as I cruised at eighty miles an hour in a failed attempt to get to Branson before one of the most feared outlaw motorcycle gangs wreaked havoc and provoked death. The "good ol' boys," as many law enforcement officers called them, had rewritten the rules for their existence and their passion for the alcohol and drug-fueled way of life. Many lives would be lost during one of the most brutal turf wars between two rival outlaw motorcycle gangs in the Midwest, some innocent, most not. The ATF and US Marshal Service had inserted a rookie agent to stop the war before it started. With the assistance of retired officer, Phil Quick, they employ a team of agents to try and prevent an all-out war. A history riddled with violence, Phil must survive an operation that would test his psychological boundaries as well as his existence of family life

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