In the year 2082, the neon-lit city of Los Angeles is home to the largest community of witches and warlocks in the world. Death by one of them is also the leading cause of death among those in the LAPD. Estrella Rodriguez just got transferred to the LAPD. She wasn’t pleased to learn about it. As a cyborg witch, augmented with state-of-the-art cyberware, Estrella commands a horde of nanites to bend the world to her will. And sometimes bend the laws of physics. Her first day on the job takes a bizarre turn when she stumbles upon several witch kidnappings. She has no idea who’s responsible and why. A hacker named Ray holds the answers, so does a telepathic black op operative looking to collect Ray’s head, and a flirtatious witch hoping to distract Estrella with her smiles and charm. There’s something weird brewing, something the corporations want, and the kidnapped witches are just the start of it. If Estrella can’t get to Ray, and the truth he holds on time, then the streets of Los Angeles will get really violent, real quick … … More so than it already is.

Estrella and Ray have a new job. Search the rain-drenched neon-lit streets of Los Angeles for proof of corporate corruption. Maybe hack a few computers. And don’t get shot by assassins. Somewhere in the back alleys, seedy nightclubs, below the densely packed apartments, lays proof the Yoshida Corporation played a role in the rise of a violent warlock gang. The plan was simple, hit the gang, hard. Find proof. And maybe rescue the kidnapped witches whose been missing for over a month. And if it wasn’t for mysterious assassins showing up, they might have done that sooner. The assassins call themselves the Specters. You can’t see them. You can’t hear them. And you have no idea where they are. Until they pull the trigger. Rumor has it they’re enhanced by cyberware too, but nobody knows for certain. Because nobody’s ever seen one. How do you stop invisible assassins? That’s a question Estrella and Ray need to answer soon. Otherwise, it’s going to be a major pain for them to expose corporate corruption with bullets in their heads. And that’s assuming they don’t get their throats slit first.

Three lesbian witches hold the fate of Australia in their spells. There are just two problems the threesome faces. 1.) They don’t play well together. 2.) All three are on the no-fly list. Going down under to Australia won’t be easy. And that’s going to suck a lot for the struggling resistance factions conducting guerilla strikes against the authoritative rule of the Pacific Federation and its mega-corporations. The rebels need the help of Estrella’s nanite powers and newfound witch friends. And Estrella needs the intel the rebels have on the prototype, and Ray, who has gone missing searching for it and Arianna. To enter Federation controlled territory illegally, Estrella must seek aid from a mysterious digital coven found in the deepest parts of the dark web. So deep, no phone, computer, or laptop can reach them. Only the mind of a cybernetic witch. A trip to Australia could be as simple as jacking into the net and downloading in a new body with the coven’s help. Unless corporate paid soldiers start giving Estrella and her two dazzling companions a hard time for the ruckus they caused earlier. Nobody said witches play by the rules.

Estrella is guilty. She slept in. Now she’s a wanted terrorist. Maybe killing all those corporate soldiers overseas was a bad choice. Now on the run like her friends, Estrella must prove their innocence by shutting down a Federation military factory before it mass produces the prototype of the new TEK suit. The Federation having the prototype wouldn’t be such a big deal if there weren’t a war going on and if they knew the prototype wasn’t a piece of armor. It’s a weapon, and not even its designers know of its true power. And its ability to change civilization forever and not in a good way. Estrella needs to do more than clear her name. She needs to ensure the next war after this isn’t fought with sticks and stones.