Sarah has spent the past decade receiving prophetic messages from her dead sister. Some are easy to understand, others not so much. When Sarah receives only part of a message about a matador beside a woman named Wendy, she realizes her sister is being restricted. Another message comes through forecasting bloodshed and heartache, further confusing the issue. Yet, Sarah is supposed to stop a matador beside Wendy. None of it makes any sense and soon Sarah and Parkman are trying to find a woman named Wendy. MATADOR is an acronym for Man-Portable, Anti-Tank, Anti-Door, shoulder-fired rocket launcher. An illegal arms deal has taken place in the Toronto area, and someone is going to use the MATADOR to take down a commercial airliner. Things quickly go wrong, and the authorities arrest Sarah and Parkman on weapons charges. Their arrest comes to the attention of Canadian military officials who arrange Sarah’s release. They want to know how Sarah acquired the MATADOR, even though she had nothing to do with it. The Canadian military aren’t the only ones interested in MATADOR. Highly trained ex-special forces want their weapons back. And Sarah Roberts can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys or why they all seem to think she has their weapons. In a fight to stay alive, Sarah goes on The Hunt to uncover the people who put a bullseye on her back, while over a dozen mercenaries and armed ex-military types are hunting her. Sarah enters the battle blindly because her sister’s messages are still restricted, except for the one about how it will all end—in bloodshed and heartache.