Cole Reed works security for a billionaire industrialist. He is paid to stay quiet and invisible. Nothing about the job is supposed to get complicated.

Then his boss is murdered in front of him.

The blame arrives before Cole can process what he has just witnessed. Framed & hunted with nowhere left to go, he makes the only call that makes sense - not hiding, running toward it. He boards a cargo ship and starts pulling at whatever threads connect to his boss's death, because staying still means staying guilty.

What he finds is far larger than one man ordering one killing: an international conspiracy reaching into places Cole never thought to check, run by people who will kill to bury what they know.

Mutiny is about one man deciding that running and fighting back are the same thing, taking on a system built to keep the truth from ever surfacing.