The fourth book in the bestselling Jack Widow series

Hitchhiking all night. No sleep. Jack Widow stops in a diner in a California hill town. The city of Hamber has only two sectors left: a little arms manufacturer and a forgotten Marine base.

Wanting to drink coffee in peace, Widow’s cop senses warn him about a guy, seated at another booth. The man is usually Arabic, Islamic, and a decorate Sea official. But there’s something else. Something off. Something troubling.

After a failed attempt about Without Measure: A Jack Widow Book to talk, Widow departs to find a motel bed, and sleep. But his head by no means makes the pillow because the regional MPs show up, almost banging down his door.

Works out after Widow sat with him, the Marine returned to bottom and shot five people-dead, before getting rid of himself. Witnesses saw Widow with him. Now, the MPs wish to know why a embellished Marine, dedicated mass murder, occasions after talking with Widow.

The local people want at fault radical Islam. The politicians wish to blame gun culture. The press only care about the headlines. The White Home wants nothing in connection with it.

Only, Jack Widow wants to find the truth.