In a nation fractured by war, the hardest thing to face isn't the enemy—it's the person you've become.

In a near-future America torn apart by a second civil war, Rachel Waterman—known as the Raven—is being hunted for murder. She survived a military detainment facility called True North, and she got out the only way she could. Now she's found something she never expected: a community of survivors trying to build a life in a hidden, off-grid sanctuary.

U.S. Marine Captain Chet Miller doesn't see the Raven as a survivor. She’s the woman who killed the man he considered a brother.

Tracking her across the scarred wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, Chet expects an easy hunt. But as he closes in, the lines between enemy and survivor start to blur. The woman he came to confront carries a trauma that mirrors his own—and the man he believed he was may no longer exist.

For readers who want the emotional weight of The Women, the moral complexity of The Things They Carried, and a heart-pounding fight for something worth saving.