Ghost was left for dead—cut loose from the Bureau, betrayed by blood, and carved out of the family like a cancer.
 
Chicago moved on without him. But silence doesn’t mean surrender.
 
Now he’s back—changed, colder, and calculated—with his own crew and no allegiance to the past.
 
The city he once swore to protect is just another territory to burn down or take over, and Ghost intends to do both. Standing between him and revenge are two ghosts of their own making: Mentór—the vanished kingpin whose myth still rules the alleys and high-rises.
 
And Peñalosa—a former F.B.I. handler who traded her badge for a body count, now running the streets like a shadow broker with a kill list. Every move Ghost makes pulls him deeper into a city that forgot him too quickly.
 
The rules are different now—algorithmic surveillance, encrypted deals, loyalty sold in pieces. But some things haven’t changed: power is taken, and revenge is best served with witnesses.
 
He isn’t looking to reclaim a throne. He’s coming to smash it.