Hold the Line

Carlton finally feels like he is hitting his stride, and
he's not alone.
With the team of top-notch agents working at his side, he's
doing what it takes to overcome the challenges that come with protecting the
veil in style.
When you love what you do, can you honestly call it work?
When a job to take down a particularly nasty master
vampire goes south, things get complicated.
Creeps and critters are one thing, but traitorous agents are
a whole 'nother level on the messed up scale.
As the danger mounts and the desperation rises, Carlton has
no choice but to dig deep if he's going to make sure he and his team make it
out of this in one piece.
Does the distinction between righting a wrong and getting
vengeance matter? If they end up getting killed in the process, who will be
left to care, anyway?