Cezar is a hitman with a moral side to him that can either help him or be fatal. He escapes from his native Albania for the United States.

He enters a field that only he can master. Befriending a fellow comrade, he is groomed to be a prolific contract killer for any organized crime group.

His MO is to make voodoo dolls of his victims placing needles where he would be shooting them. After the deed is done, he places the dolls on display in his home like trophies.

He also leaves a flower on the body as a calling card. While taking on these contracts he meets a woman, Olivia, that melts his cold heart.

They become deeply involved yet he shields her from who he really is. The FBI and DA are trying relentlessly to solve the many bodies Cezar is leaving behind with leads slowly trickling in.

Sadly, Olivia stumbles on a bloody knife and man chained to a chair in Cezar’s florist and questions him. To his dismay he must eliminate the only pure thing in his life to save himself.

Taking her life was the hardest thing he was able to do and buries her in the very flowers she loves most. Eventually the FBI uncover who Cezar is after he is shot and killed by a mob family to cover up a politician’s role in a murder, he was a part of.

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