After a history of fighting and erratic behaviour, his parents adjusted the terms of his trust fund contract, forcing him to abide by a one-year morality clause to prove that he was of sound mind and good character.
His brother, Brand Blackwell, includes the same morality clause in his contract, but is much more stable than Archer. When their cousin Viper Blackwell visits, they discover that Viper has no morality clause and that Viper's parents are not paying into her trust fund.
Upon further investigation, they discover that all is not as it seems: the Blackwell family's history of crime and corruption has infiltrated their trust fund as well. Now Archer, Brand, and Viper must decide how far they're willing to go to take their wealth, even if it means wiping out their family line to earn what's rightfully theirs.
