Now bent on revenge, he seeks an opportunity that will pit him against his dad’s killer. Though he has considerable expertise with revolver pistols from competition in high school and has solid military training while attending the academy, it is soon made clear to him he lacks the skill to confront the assassin whom he later learns is code named the Chameleon. This path leads him to joining the Navy’s newly formed special forces branch called the SEALs. Three years later, he emerges as a highly trained and formidable special forces officer. He never dreamed that his very first assignment would pit him and his team against non-other than the Chameleon himself. 

Makenna Aalee is the great granddaughter of Tumaini Aalee. Tumaini was the famous Kenyon hero who, a century earlier, stood up to the slavers from east Asia who raided his country and stole young girls to serve in sheiks harems. He, with his brave warriors, would pursue these vile men across the Red Sea into Saudi Arabia where under cover of night attack the caravans and liberate his people from being enslaved.

The people of Kenya came to call him The Legend, the slavers knew him as, The Devil who comes in the Night. Tumaini and his brave warriors have faded away. But today, though using different methods, the easterners still come in and steal young people from Kenya and bring them to their own lands for their cursed service and restock their leaders’ harems. The government calls it human trafficking.  Makenna recognizes it for what it has always been: slave trading. She takes up her ancestors’ cause and builds a movement that will once again stand up to this vile practice. 

Makenna and Tommy, though living in different parts of the world in lives that have nothing in common, will have paths that dramatically collide because of the assassin known as the Chameleon. Both must now learn to make Tumaini Aalee’s legend live again if they are to beat him and save those that they love.