“It’s the darkest just before dawn.” Agent Leeam Walker walks in darkness. He is imprisoned in his surroundings, held captive by circumstances. Questions haunt him, but he has no answers. Uncertainty shrouds his path. Is there yet any hope before him? Criminal Hugo Maldonaldo is sinking. His safeguards are gone, and he is falling deeper and deeper into filth. Sin and evil piles up on his hands. He is broken, despairing, and alone. There is no hope, no future, for him. Officer Matthew Randall awaits a dream. For over thirty years he has waited, yet every day comes the reminder that this desire is unfulfilled. He has failed; he has not yet been enough to earn this privilege. Now he begins to lose hope he ever will. Christmas Eve is a radically different day for each of these three men. Leeam struggles to care for his dependant little brother while battling the corporation of criminals overtaking his land. Hugo strives to forget memories and conscience while trying to hold out against the evilness around him. Matt goes to bring joy to abandoned children while longing desperately for a baby to call his own. As the hours pass, each battles guilt, loss, and hopelessness. Will any of them find some light in the darkness this night?