Jack Walker never figured on being a boss. He was the mob’s lawyer. But when moonshine money and mob muscle collide during Prohibition, he finds himself steering the wildest, richest racket Appalachia ever saw. With Sofia at his side too sharp and too fearless to ever stay in the shadows Jack has a shot at turning outlaw hustle into Rockefeller wealth.

The crown jewel? The Newport Queen a floating casino, speakeasy, and cathouse all rolled into one. She’s stacked with booze, broads, blackjack, and a bitchin’ still. Every gambler, bootlegger, and lawman with a badge or a grudge wants a piece.

But carrying the family torch now and this one burns hotter than napalm. Capone. Lansky. Luciano. The Cleveland mob. Even the White House wants in. Jack has a bullseye on his back the size of the Ohio River.

Lamar, Larry, and Peaches are back, bringing their own brand of chaos to an operation already skating on thin ice. As bullets fly and the backwater runs red, Jack learns fast that being the Mountain Don means calling shots you can’t take back burying friends, crowning enemies, and making damn sure the family survives.

Darkly funny, razor-sharp, and packed with characters who feel too real to be fiction. It’s Breaking Bad crashes into The Godfather on a Prohibition riverboat driven by a love story that’s fierce and dangerous.

It’s crime, comedy, and catastrophe with love, revenge, and bourbon-soaked ambition riding shotgun.

Revenge made him ruthless.
Love made him unstoppable.