After a freak accident killed his wife and son, Pritchard slipped into alcoholism to drown his sorrows at a blue-collar bar nearby to avoid the dead and empty house. But then a teenage girl asked for his help, and it turned his entire existence around.

One thing's a turf war going on. Another is being a benefactor, which is very much similar to Pritchard's vigilante angel side. So, when one of the men who saved Pritchard's ass from a bad plan asks for a favor to save his sister, Pritchard immediately jumps on board to be useful to a battered mother and her children. Ending up with a bag full of illegal ammo was not part of the plan, though.

In the meantime, The Bogdan gang keeps coming, and Pritchard has to learn new skills to live up to his responsibilities while getting his point across to those who seek to take over his town.

Reaching out to an old nemesis is but part of the problems Pritchard has to tackle. Passing the one-year date of losing his wife and son weighs heavily, too.

There's a balance to be found, and that bag of armor-piercing bullets isn't helping.