New York is a jungle-and the Hyenas have learned how to hunt.
Nyra, Kova, Zuri, and Sable aren't ordinary women trying to survive the streets. They are a pack forged by abandonment, violence, hunger, and a system that documented their damage but never understood what survival had created.
They move with discipline. They study pressure. They prey on crews that get too comfortable, too loud, or too careless. And as their reputation spreads across New York City, fear begins changing the streets around them. Robbery crews move differently. Neighborhoods grow quieter. Police attention intensifies. The hunters are becoming hunted.
Detective Reina Vale sees what others are missing. The robberies aren't random. The violence isn't uncontrolled. Someone is building, training, and evolving a dangerous all-female crew, and Reina is determined to find the woman at its center.
But the Hyenas are adapting too.
As law enforcement closes in and new predators enter the jungle, loyalty will be tested, blood will be spilled, and the pack will discover that survival has a price.
Because in this city, everybody is hunting something.
And the Hyenas never hunt alone.