The bomber responsible for the devastation of the Agency’s New York Headquarters, Titan, is in custody, but that’s the easy part and Noah’s not leaving the interrogation until he gets an answer: who ordered the bombing that nearly killed the people he loves? The answer starts with a photograph, a Las Vegas fixer laundering dark money for a man who doesn’t officially exist, and a trail that leads straight into the heart of a casino empire and the billionaire nobody has photographed in decades. When Noah come face to face with the man who’s threatened everyone Noah has ever loved to get what he wants, Noah has to decide how far he’ll go to stop him — and whether becoming what he hunts is a price he’s willing to pay.
In the aftermath of a devastating attack on Agency Four, Noah and his team are hunting. One colleague is dead. His grandmother — the Agency’s most powerful seer — lies in a coma.
Noah and Kali are after the bomber, but the leads are multiplying faster than the answers are coming. What is the significance of the Titan icon scrawled on one of the packages? Was the bomb planted in an office copier, or delivered by courier in a mysterious package address directly to Noah? Was it the work of the mysterious watcher in a military coat, seen observing the Agency building the day of the bomb. Or is the bombing the work of the enigmatic “Father,” head of the mercenary organization after the energy-based artifacts the Agency is sworn to protect?
A bomb destroys Agency headquarters and puts its matriarch at the edge of life and death. Noah and his team must find the bomber and thwart the power-obsessed organization pulling the strings before his agency is decimated and can no longer prevent dangerous and powerful supernatural artifacts from falling into the wrong hands.
Sins of the Father — Episode 1: The Bombing launches a supernatural procedural series and is part one of a three-part series premiere. For fans of Dresden Files, Fringe, and procedural thrillers with a hidden world operating just beneath the surface of the real one.
Noah craves order and control. Determined to play it safe in life, having just graduated college and about to start his dream job, Noah is thrown off course by a chaotic, last-minute road trip to drive a distant cousin, Charlie, from L.A. to New York. Noah is given an ancient Chevrolet to drive, a car his eccentric grandmother claims is inhabited by the ghost of his father. Charlie is secretive about her mission, the supernatural object she’s hiding in the trunk, and the pair of thugs desperate to stop them. The trip shatters Noah’s belief in an orderly, scientifically-explainable Universe, and exposes him to the role his family plays in protecting the world from those who would wield the unseen energy that underpins all of reality for their own dark purposes.
In The Singer, Rock, the leader of the massively-popular stadium-touring band, The Light disappears off the face of the earth. Ten years later, super-fan and tribute-band leader Thatcher Graves hires a seemingly homeless drifter named Gordy as his new vocalist. Convinced his new hire may be the actual missing rock icon, Thatcher plots a redemption for himself, a reluctant Gordy, and for fans of The Light that puts him on a collision course with Rock’s widow, the unyielding and powerful controller of Rock’s legacy, Malorie Dysart.
Thatcher’s choices lead to tragedy, but the deeper tragedy is the secret Malorie wants to protect, her secret around the circumstances under which Rock disappeared in the first place.
Logan Baker was just doing a favor for a dying relative, but when he enters a mysterious, fenced-off desert compound, he falls under the spell of an alluring but frightening entity calling itself Constance. Sick from her influence, his relative now missing, and with someone trying to burn his entire life to the ground, Logan’s favor puts him in the fight of his life.
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