Frank Kane, a maimed giant, labors to restore a dilapidated lighthouse. A broken thing waiting to be fixed. His face and throat mangled by war, his hands more fluent in destruction than renewal, Frank stacks stone upon stone seeking something resembling redemption. When the enigmatic Culper arrives claiming Mitchell Walker and his Oregon militia have stolen high-end military hardware, Frank hesitates. Walker-his former brother-in-arms who once dragged Frank's bleeding body through enemy fire-now labeled traitor. As Frank searches for the stolen weapons, he harbors doubt. What if Walker's militia truly defends the Constitution as they claim? Having fought beside him, Walker's conviction carries weight Frank cannot easily dismiss. When Frank uncovers Walker's true intentions, he finds himself caught between two visions of patriotism. Walker believes he's saving the nation by forcing its rebirth. Culper claims to protect democracy by operating outside its constraints. Between them stands Frank, a weapon forged by the same system now asking him to choose its future. Which vision of patriotism deserves his broken loyalty? With stolen weapons capable of bringing a nation to its knees and men willing to use them, one wrong move could redefine America forever. The stakes aren't just high. They're final.