Step into the boots of four innocent men wrongly accused of assaulting a female officer.

No evidence, no charges, and no convictions. Their backgrounds, body build, and facial hair were the only reasons they were detained for questioning. Even the victim is certain that none of these four soldiers was the perpetrator. Untrue statements leaked to the media leave the lives of the four soldiers in shambles.

After being discharged, they return home to find that everything they once knew has been upended. Life, as they knew it was over. The mob mentality of those who believe the lies fed to the media leaves two soldiers dead and one fighting for his life in the ICU. Former Captain Roman Greyson has no idea that the men who once served under him had gotten into trouble, or that they planned to check in on him.

He returns home to face his own personal hell. With a divorce on the way and his father’s death haunting him, Greyson is immersed into a new world where he fights battle fatigue, flashbacks, depression, and PTSD, along with the accusations and rumors that are ruining what’s left of his life. The only refuge he finds is in the arms of the therapist who chose to help him pro bono and in writing the truth in the journal she suggested he keep.

His father, two of his men, and his mother are dead. Wherever Greyson goes, death seems to follow him in the form of vigilante justice. Who assaulted the female soldier? Were Greyson and his men hand-picked by the attacker to take the fall? Can the help of one General running a silent investigation reveal the truth? Will the killings come to an end? Will the names of the innocent men be cleared? Will the two remaining soldiers have a chance to live a normal life if the truth comes out?