Bobby Joe Jones was supposed to be hunting criminals. Instead, he became one.

Growing up in a family of lawmen and influenced by the badge, Bobby Joe is the best undercover cop in the department, until one mission goes sour. A diamond robbery. Fingerprints on the door. Looted jewels in his possession. And then, the distinction between cop and crook blurs.

Suspended, badge-less, and pursued by the very institution he once protected, Bobby Joe has only one way to prove his innocence: track down the true ring leader of the robberies before the city chooses him as the scapegoat.

What happens next is a heart-pumping journey through police politics, streetwise informants, corrupt authority, and hard-won backstabbing. Car chases rip through sports stadiums. Bargains are struck in dark alleys and broken just as quickly. Loyalty is a commodity, and everybody is broke.

As the millions in diamonds disappear and the bodies start to fall, Bobby Joe is left to work without protection, without authority, and without identity. The further he digs, the more deadly the truth becomes, not only about the criminals he is pursuing, but also about the system that bred him.

Bobby Joe, The Criminal is a gritty, crime-screenplay about loyalty, ambition, and the price of wearing a badge when the rules don't apply. Fast-paced, intense, and unapologetically raw, this tale doesn't wonder who is innocent, it wonders who will survive.