When Palestinian-American humanitarian coordinator Layla Hassan arrives at the sprawling Al-Rasheed refugee camp on Jordan's border, she expects overcrowded tents and bureaucratic delays. What she uncovers is far darker: a hidden network harvesting organs from the most vulnerable—children, the elderly, the unclaimed—then routing them into the global black market. Bound by the memory of her dead brother and driven by unyielding conviction, Layla forges an unlikely alliance with a trauma surgeon haunted by her own sacrifices, a guilt-ridden former refugee turned translator, and a conflicted security chief desperate to protect his son. As they race through shadowy tunnels, dodge assassins, and expose bribed officials from Amman to Istanbul, each must confront the fences—both literal and moral—they've built around themselves. In a world where justice demands impossible choices, Layla will learn that true redemption lies not in guilt, but in action.