Berserker (McPherson)

What if someone destroyed the people closest to you? What if you thought you could have prevented it from happening? Would you be able to forgive the people responsible? Could you forgive yourself for failing to see the signs? Psychiatrist Joshua Zeev hears a gunshot. His best friend, Richard Brown, has committed suicide. Richard's son, Harold, flies into a Berserker rage, tearing apart Richard's office. Grief and self-doubt overshadow Joshua's thoughts as he attempts to find out the truth about his friend's death. An investigation by Joshua and the family lead them headlong into corporate and political corruption and extortion. A cadre of shady characters target the remaining Brown family and Joshua. Will the family survive, and can justice be served?

Every privilege has a price, and protecting the innocent carries a cost. Harold finds himself in a world where friend and foe are hard to decipher as he attempts to save his father's defense company. To add to his struggle, Harold must deal with the accusing specter of John Richmond. John reminds Harold how much the berserker inside him enjoyed taking John's life. Is he a killer? Will he kill again? Joshua and Maria Zeev remind Harold he is not alone in his quest. CIA agent Darla Johanson has Harold's heart, but are her motives pure? Harold discovers the link between CIA agent Garcia Hernandez and his family, but is it true? Can Harold trust a man whose cover is that of a dirty intelligence agent? Whom can Harold trust as the team attempts to bring in illegal arms dealer Chuck McGill? A man who provides weapons to ISIS factions, and other terror organizations in northern Africa. Will Harold be forced to kill again to ensure his, and his friends' survival? Does agent Garcia's plan to save Parabolic Defense Systems have merit, or will he use the company's resources and then leave it bankrupt?