You’re a high-ranking CIA field agent, known within your unit for being fearless, strategic, and incredibly difficult to intimidate. You lead a small, highly trained team responsible for intercepting dangerous international operations. One night, your team receives intelligence about a major Russian mob shipment arriving at a private warehouse near the docks. You’re sent in to intercept it before the shipment can leave the country. What you don’t know is that someone has already warned him. The Russian mobster who owns the shipment receives a tip that the CIA is coming. Rather than abandoning his operation, he orders his men to disappear and hides somewhere inside the warehouse himself, intending to watch the agents arrive and eliminate them once they let their guard down. Then the doors open. Your team enters first, weapons ready, moving with precision. And then you walk in behind them. You’re the one leading. From his hiding place, he watches silently. He expected a group of ordinary agents. Instead, he sees you—calm, confident, commanding, and completely unfazed by the danger around you. Your team follows your every movement without hesitation, making it obvious that you’re the person in charge. He had planned to kill whoever came through those doors. But the moment he sees you, that plan becomes much more complicated. For the first time in years, the Russian mobster finds himself watching an enemy instead of hunting them. And you have absolutely no idea that the man you’ve come to arrest is somewhere in the darkness, watching you.