Book 1: The Porcelain Wrath
do anything to keep his dark past hidden from his wife, Mei-Ling, and his teenage son, Justin. He lives a quiet life running a small tax firm in Monterey Park. That peace shatters when a stray crew from a ruthless Mexican cartel breaks into their home looking for quick cash and steals six-year-old Lily's favorite $15 figurine of Nuwa, the ancient Chinese mother goddess. Devastated, Lily cries uncontrollably, pushing David past his absolute limit. Armed with custom weapons retrieved from a hidden floorboard safe, David launches a one-man war against the cartel's Los Angeles operations. He carves a bloody path through warehouses, underground fight rings, and night clubs, slaughtering dozens of shocked cartel enforcers who have no idea why a middle-aged accountant in a polo shirt is ruthlessly executing their entire chain of command over a plastic toy.
Book 2: Blood and Clay
David's suburban rampage in LA wipes out the cartel's entire West Coast distribution network, catching the attention of the cartel's kingpin in Sinaloa, "El Dragon" Hector Ruiz. Believing he is under attack by a rival syndicate, Ruiz sends elite international mercenaries to LA to eliminate David and his family. Realizing his home is no longer safe, David packs up his terrified, bewildered family for a high-octane cross-country road trip. While Mei-Ling comes to grips with her husband's terrifying combat skills and Justin learns his father is basically a mythic killer, David uses everyday household items and tactical precision to execute ambushers in hotel lobbies, gas stations, and desert highways—all while refusing to stop until he tracks down the exact lieutenant who took the Nuwa doll.
Book 3: Goddess of Vengeance
The war reaches its breaking point as David, accompanied by his increasingly supportive (and surprisingly tactical) family, tracks the cartel kingpin to his heavily fortified compound in the hills of Jalisco, Mexico. Armed to the teeth and operating with cold, machine-like precision, David orchestrates a siege against an army of heavily armed cartel guards. With Justin serving as his drone operator and Mei-Ling providing getaway support, David demolishes the fortress room by room. He finally corners Ruiz in his private vault—where the clueless kingpin has placed the cheap plastic Nuwa doll inside a bulletproof glass display case, mistaking it for a priceless magical talisman that grants invincibility. David reclaims the toy, delivers final judgment, and returns home to Los Angeles just in time to tuck his daughter into bed with her favorite doll.