Rainbow's Seven

Wyatt Hernandez is working a dead-end tech job at the Miami Science Museum, struggling to support himself and his sister. An expulsion from Yale University made him largely unemployable and left him uninspired and utterly lost. Roman Ashford is working different "jobs" and raking in the cash. But one job promises the biggest reward yet. In order to complete it, he has to assemble a crew: the Rainbow's Seven. Roman is at six out of the seven when he goes to Wyatt for help, knowing how skilled the freckled-face man is behind a computer. He explains it's a heist that would have them traveling the world, promising riches beyond belief. If they succeed. It might have been an easy choice for Wyatt, if only Roman hadn't been the primary reason behind his expulsion-along with being his first and only love. Things grow more complicated when a rival group shows that they'll stop at nothing to finish the heist first. Suddenly, more than the success of the job is on the line. The crew will be put through a series of harrowing tests, and so will Roman and Wyatt's second-chance at a happily ever after. Contains mature themes.

Roman and Wyatt's sunset job didn't go as planned. Roman thought he had accounted for every variable in the book. Success was right at the edge of their fingertips, until he realized they had walked straight into a trap. Now, the Rainbow's Seven is fractured and at their lowest point yet, defeat right around the corner. Roman and Bang Bang are locked up, leaving Wyatt in the driver's seat. Leadership never came natural to him, but Wyatt knew he had to step up if he wanted to save his partner and his friend. Each of the Rainbow's Seven were going to have to dig deep if they wanted to come out on top and pull off the most important heist of their lives: breaking their friends out of prison and getting even with the man who had put them there. Contains mature themes.