Major Grey Colson's retirement from the Clay County Sheriff's Office isn't exactly what he had bargained for. Cancer had taken his beloved wife Ann's life-and changed his forever. Their home of over twenty years is nothing but an empty shell and a constant reminder of her suffering. Leaving their home to his newlywed daughter, Colson leaves the stifling heat of Georgia for their condominium in Daytona Beach, Florida. The plan is to enjoy the ocean view and cruise the beach in his Corvette; but he's worried that being idle will drive him crazy. Fate intervenes when his cell phone rings. It's an old acquaintance and retired detective who persuades him to assist with one last surveillance job. Colson reluctantly accepts the offer but something about the job bothers him. No big deal. One or two hours and the job will be done, right? But what Colson discovers is the County Sheriff turning a blind eye to a diabolical criminal operation run by Martin Cash; one of the wealthiest men in Florida. Colson decides to leave it alone and let the police and bad guys play their game without him. But all of that changes in an instant when his daughter falls into the middle of Cash's lethal operation. If the police can't or won't get the job done, Colson will. He had lived by a strict Code of Conduct for three decades but now, with nothing else to lose, he abandons the policies and procedures that cops are expected to abide by and takes care of business on his own terms. Quick and dirty!