The cage is broken. The bird has flown. But the sky belongs to the hunter.
They burned the estate. They exposed the chancellor. They thought the war was over.
They were wrong.
Chloe Harrington survived Kingswood University. She survived the Crows, the fire, and the syndicate's reach. But the grandfather—the man who built an empire of corruption from the shadows—has escaped to Europe, and his global assets are threatening to regenerate. The campus was just the testing ground. The real war has only just begun.
Rico Vance has spent his life as his grandfather's enforcer, bound by a titanium tracker that monitors his every move. He's played the loyal heir, the obedient weapon, the monster in chains. But when Chloe lands in Paris with the cloned drive that could destroy the syndicate forever, Rico makes a choice that changes everything: he chooses her.
Now, with thirty-six hours before the grandfather activates Protocol Revenant, Chloe and Rico must race across France to intercept a shipping container bound for Le Havre—a container holding the original server arrays that could reactivate the entire shadow network. If those files reach the European vault, the syndicate's control becomes permanent.
But the port is a fortress. The grandfather's private enforcers are waiting. And a ghost from Kingswood's past has been hunting the syndicate for three years.
He's been watching. He's been waiting. And he's not asking permission.
In the rain-soaked container yards of Le Havre, Chloe and Rico must face the ultimate test: destroy the syndicate's final remnants, or lose everything they've fought for.
Flight of the Syndicate is the explosive conclusion to the Kingswood Series—a dark romance and psychological thriller that asks: can monsters change? And what are you willing to sacrifice for the truth?
Perfect for readers who love:
• Morally grey heroes who would burn the world for the woman they love
• Strong heroines who refuse to be victims
• High-stakes international suspense
• Gothic atmosphere and rain-soaked tension
• Forced proximity and touch-her-and-die energy
Content warning: This book contains mature themes. For mature readers only.