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 Two criminal oligarchs—one Mexican, the other French—secretly join forces to make their extensive logistics and distribution networks in the U.S. available to global terrorists.

 Almost immediately, a rash of terrorist bombings hits half a dozen Federal Reserve Banks throughout the country.

A supertanker just 50 miles off the coast of Galveston and carrying 2 million barrels of crude oil is engaged in transferring several hundred thousand barrels of crude onto a smaller tanker on the open seas.

Who sabotaged the supertanker, why did they put the marine habitat of the Gulf Coast at risk, and why would they kill to keep their secret? 

In a daring nighttime raid, a notorious Venezuelan terrorist is broken out of a remote prison compound buried deep in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. 

In the months following his escape, strange things begin to happen in Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana. But what is their ultimate objective?

An international medical conglomerate secretly creates a state-of-the-art surgical center within the Texas Medical Center district in Houston to perform organ transplants for wealthy patients desperate to find a suitable match at any price. 

The concierge-style operation uses a public clinic in Monterrey, Mexico, to source its organ matches, unbeknownst to the impoverished donors, who are led to believe they will simply be donating a kidney. 

To help shore up the finances of their inherited East Texas lumber mill, a brother and sister enter a Faustian Bargain where they agree to use their transportation network to distribute drugs (cocaine, and later meth) for an old friend from Mexico to the Southeast and Midwest. 

By the time law enforcement even becomes aware of their existence, the siblings are already laundering several hundred million dollars a year, including more than $70 million a year through the local private university.

A junior official with the Mexican Consulate in Houston is abducted, his $600,000 automobile left abandoned in a pharmacy parking lot. 

Who kidnapped Pepe Alonso? Was it a rival Mexican cartel looking to cripple a competitor? One of the myriad local Houston gangs hoping for a big payday? A right-wing Texas militia group looking to finance its future operations? Could it be the Mexican government…or perhaps even the U.S. government? Or maybe even someone else entirely? 

 A young woman, fresh out of college and with no experience, is shockingly elected as sheriff of a remote rural county on the border with Mexico and is faced with hostility from corrupt local politicos and their cartel backers. 

Then they learned about the Gringo Safari.

 Set amid the chaos along modern-day Texas’ southern border with Mexico, the fractious commissioners court of a remote rural county suddenly declares its independence from both Texas and the US, renaming itself the Revolutionary Republic of Yucatec del Norte.