When war criminal, Rojas Franzani, finally comes out of Cambodia nearly forty years after he was listed MIA, he's determined to take care of unfinished business–a small notebook his commanding officer had confiscated in 1967. He has learned that his C.O., now in his late seventies, is back living on his isolated farm at the foot of Idaho's Bitterroot Mountains–and that his only neighbors are a few ranches, a small dying farm town, and a handful of Camas Indians. What could be easier?
