
MEET
SCOTT ALLEN
Twenty-four. Intelligent. Observant. More money than he needs. And recently released from prison.
One mistake changed his life.
Scott Allen committed the crime that put him in prison. He accepted the punishment. He thought that was the end of it. It wasn't.
Scott notices things other people miss. He remembers almost everything, understands more than he sometimes lets on, and has a habit of becoming involved when someone needs help. Money matters far less to him than people do.
A few things you should know.
People matter.
Scott isn't alone. Luke Russo, Mark, Bob, Brick Street and others play a central role in his story. They're not just names on a page — they're his chosen family.
Luke is the brother Scott never had: friend, confidant and the person most likely to tell him when an idea is a bad one.
Four cars. Completely unnecessary.
Red Ferrari. Yellow Lamborghini. White Range Rover. Silver Chevy Equinox.
Scott doesn't measure people by what they own, and money rarely enters his calculations. Cars may be the exception.
His story begins with One Mistake.

