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​To get his mind off his recent divorce, Detroit private investigator Joe Hooks takes what he thinks will be an easy job. He is to pick up a package from billionaire Montgomery Webb, an eccentric businessman. But Joe finds more than he bargains for when he discovers the billionaire tied to a chair, moments away from taking his last breath. Webb’s bizarre final words are, “Little doll lost.” 
Teenagers, Minnie and Shanna used to live a life of crime and drugs. After being pulled out of that lifestyle by a private detective, the girls returned to their families safe and sound. Or so everyone thought. Somehow Minnie and Shanna have become the targets of a ruthless Russian crime family and a corrupt city official out for revenge.

While P.I. Joe Hooks protects Shanna from being pulled into a murder investigation (where she's the prime suspect). His former partner, Kool-Aid, also has his hands full after being hired by Minnie to keep her out of harm's way. 

One or both girls' might be keeping secrets from their protectors that could place all their lives in mortal danger.
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Detroit Police Homicide Detective Sergeant Roman Stefan has one of the best arrest records on the force-he's also a dirty cop. Roman promises his ailing father that he will clean up his life and go straight. The problem is Roman likes being dirty. 

As he deals with his promise, he is assigned to a 4-month old homicide investigation of a prostitute. Hot on Roman's heels is a dedicated Internal Affairs officer who would enjoy nothing better than to see the detective's career ruined and having him placed behind bars. Compounding Roman's trouble is the dead hooker's sister, Channel 3 News anchor Hallie Warner. She has placed pressure on the mayor's office to provide answers regarding her sister's death. 

As Roman and Hallie find clues of Ebony Warner's murder they become the targets of two ruthless assassins who will stop at nothing to make sure the truth is never uncovered.
Returning to work after a six month medical leave, FBI Special Agent Jamaica Kurtz is haunted by memories of her partner’s death. Before Kurtz can even settle into her office, she’s assigned cases to develop psychological profiles of two suspects of seemingly senseless murders.

NYPD detective Raymond Kilgore’s entire life revolved around his job. After surviving cancer, he knew his priorities had to change. As he reevaluates aspects of his life, a man with a questionable past claims to have been abducted and beaten. Kilgore didn’t give the victim’s story much credence until mysterious attorneys arrived to whisk the man away from the detective’s custody before the ink dried on the paperwork.

A trail of insignificant breadcrumbs that no one wants to see except for Kurtz and Kilgore reveals a truth the CIA doesn’t want found—a truth that dates back to the Cold War era and to one of its forgotten secrets.

​Their perilous journey leads them to the Friday House, a run of the mill orphanage, at least from outward appearances. Kurtz and Kilgore discover quickly that the institution is far more than what it pretends to be. With no other choice, they go headlong into the belly of the beast to do whatever they can to avert the greatest threat the United States has ever faced—itself.
Tony's fiancé, Yolanda, has gone missing. All evidence point to Tony as being involved with her disappearance and he becomes the police's prime suspect.

Tony's closest friend, Pam, is the only one who believes he's not involved with Yolanda's abduction.

With little other choice, the pair conduct their own investigation and soon find themselves in the direct path of a madman calling himself the Bald Man.