Cops Harass a Black Single Mom—Until She Calls Her Brother, the Most Feared Delta Force Commander

They left her one phone call. In a jail cell bruised and desperate, Maya Thompson dialed the one number she swore never to use unless her life depended on it. "I'm coming," was all her brother said. Sheriff Cole Mercer had built his kingdom on fear—false arrests, planted evidence, broken bodies. His badge made him untouchable, his precinct impenetrable. Until he targeted the sister of Darius Thompson. Now the most lethal Delta Force commander in U.S. history stalks through Westbrook like a ghost, dismantling a corrupt system with the same precision he once used against America's enemies. Some men abuse power. Others know exactly how to take it away.