Killer turned reluctant hero Boricio Wolfe figures he must be damned. Why else would he wake up on a post-apocalyptic alternate Earth, trapped by an explosive collar and imprisoned by the worst person in the world—another version of himself?
The Wolf is another version of Boricio. Same face. Same talent for violence. Every trace of conscience replaced by the certainty that cruelty makes good government. And he’s fascinated by this damaged double who still believes he can become a better man.
Fitted with an explosive collar and forced to cook the Wolf’s meals, Boricio finds himself serving dinner to everything he’s afraid he could become. His captor wants to break him, and every person Boricio tries to protect gives the Wolf another way to do it.
A desperate resistance believes Boricio can kill the tyrant. He has the experience, the appetite, and daily access to the kitchen knives. But the prisoners’ collars are linked to the Wolf’s heartbeat. Killing him could slaughter the people Boricio wants to save.
For once, murder is the easy part of the plan. Getting anyone out alive will require the kind of man Boricio isn’t sure he knows how to be.
The kings of the serial are back! Sean Platt and David W. Wright return to the world of Yesterday’s Gone with Boricio’s Gone: Season One, a six-episode tale of brutal horror, vicious humor, and a killer’s increasingly inconvenient conscience.
(All six episodes are in Season One. Season Two arrives in 2027.)