What The Light Won't Reveal

Crime is a given in any large city and Boston is no different. What makes, or breaks, a city is how crime is dealt with and whether or not criminal organizations are allowed to flourish. Boston's newly elected Mayor, Allen Doyle, was a practical man with a devotion to the city in which he was raised. At the start of his first term crime and corruption were at an all-time high and he knew that, although it was a daunting task, his political longevity depended on his ability to deliver a solution. Doyle and his newly appointed Police Commissioner Bart O'Brien hatched a plan to regain control of the streets and eliminate those that stood in their way. Thus the Faction, an off-book task force, was born. The Faction consisted of men and women hand selected by O'Brien for their skillset, perceived trustworthiness and their willingness to operate outside of BPD's rules. Doyle was desperate to make a difference and was willing to fight corruption with corruption to do so.The light will never reveal the darkness in one's soul.