A previous game has unforeseen complications, and the stakes are now higher than ever for Miles to deliver an exceptional hunt to the Tiro Fund and their clients.

Between Miles' offer and the mobster's threats, Victor is stuck between two life-or-death situations-his life, or his sister's.

The game is on. Victor has a one-minute head start, and he's going to need every second of it. He's surrounded by millions of New Yorkers, and any of them could be hunting him.

The rules of the hunt are beautifully simple, yet brutally strict, get arrested during the hunt, and the hunt never ends. Victor must avoid the NYPD along with the hunters.

Police involvement changes the game in unexpected ways, and both Victor and Miles are feeling the heat, especially when the Tiro Fund Board gets word of Victor's impending arrest.

Victor is forced to relive a childhood trauma if he has any hope of surviving the hunt, while Josie and Mr. Dupree's attempts to help inadvertently put him in even more danger.

Victor trades in the city crowds for the isolation of the outer boroughs, but he's not alone for long as both hunters and police are closing in.

The integrity of the hunt is spiraling out of control following Victor's arrest, so Miles presents him with a game-changing offer.

New games and old faces have Victor in the ultimate fight for his life, and he learns a shocking truth about his entanglement with Miles and the Tiro Fund.

An increasingly injured Victor must rely on his hometown knowledge of New York for a chance at survival.

As the hunt careens to a close, Victor just might win the game-or lose everything he loves. Meanwhile, Miles fears his off-book plays have put him squarely in the crosshairs of the Tiro Fund Board.

Victor and Josie's chances of leaving the game alive dwindle with each passing moment as the hunters close in.