Detective Constable Ron Craven of the Yorkshire Constabulary witnesses the brutal execution of his daughter, Emma, unfolding before him. Consumed by grief, he embarks on his own investigation, uncovering the truth of her life as a passionat…

Craven’s inquiries drew him toward Emma’s companion, and to Darius Jedburgh, an agent of the American CIA. It became increasingly clear that Emma’s actions were far from innocent, and were, in fact, known to governmental authorities.

As the police tightened their net around the woman they believed responsible for Emma’s death, Craven found himself increasingly certain that their focus was misplaced. Having become privy to her actions, he was convinced his colleagues had…

Confronting Emma’s murderer, Craven is shot. The wound seems to trigger a profound unraveling within him; he becomes consumed by a singular, urgent desire: to penetrate the defenses of the Northmoor nuclear plant.

Craven and Jedburgh proceed along the GAIA’s charted path toward the Northmoor nuclear plant, though others are resolved to impede their progress.

With pilfered plutonium in tow, Jedburgh journeys to Scotland, while Craven anticipates his impending doom.