Troupe

Not all ghosts are dead. Gideon Price is an artist of the theatre. A brilliant actor. An inspiring teacher. Just living the freelance life. He goes to New York to star in a show, teach an acting class, and figure out his next gig. At least, that was the plan. Then a chance encounter with a mysterious member of the TROUPE launches Gideon into the performance of his life. Joining forces with this covert band of vigilantes, Gideon hunts a lone wolf terrorist intent upon horrific destruction. But, can the TROUPE be trusted? And, if Gideon can't outrun the ghosts of his past, how will he chase down the terrorist in time to prevent an unthinkable massacre?

Even the largest dog comes to hell. Banshee is a hundred-and-twenty-pound Rottweiler. After a lifetime of battles in a savage dogfighting ring known as the Pit, she hates humans. Wouldn't you? Stan Kane is a retired Green Beret. He loves dogs. Went to war with them. Prefers them to people. So when Stan learns of Banshee and the Pit hidden up in the Georgia mountains, he goes undercover to take down the Pit and bring Banshee home. The only problem? Retired Green Beret Stan Kane can't act worth a damn. When his cover gets blown Stan turns to the TROUPE, a secretive team of vigilantes with vast resources. He asks for intel and weapons. They also offer the Understudy. Stan says no. He wants to do this himself. But if Stan gets caught there's no torment the Pit's pack won't inflict. So the TROUPE unleashes the Understudy, and the result is a battle the likes of which the Pit has never seen.