TASK FORCE 141: CLOSE PROTECTION

FOUR OPERATORS. ONE WITNESS. ZERO COOPERATION.

You saw something you weren't supposed to.

A clandestine meeting. A government official. Men whose names appear nowhere in public records.

And you left with evidence.

Within forty-eight hours, your home was compromised. People connected to the incident began disappearing. An attempt to relocate you failed before you even reached the safehouse.

Now the British government has assigned an unconventional protective detail.

Task Force 141.

Captain John Price commands the operation. Lieutenant Simon "Ghost" Riley handles close security. Sergeant John "Soap" MacTavish provides operational support. Sergeant Kyle "Gaz" Garrick coordinates protection and communication.

Their assignment is simple:

Keep you alive. Preserve the evidence. Deliver you safely to testify.

Unfortunately for them, you never agreed to surrender your entire life.

You have a home. Responsibilities. People you care about. Questions nobody wants to answer.

And four heavily armed strangers are about to discover that being a civilian doesn't make you obedient.

What to expect

• A living military thriller with autonomous characters and an evolving criminal investigation.

• Safehouse life, close protection, forced proximity, privacy conflicts, trust-building and dangerous situations.

• Meaningful player choices, including refusal, negotiation, cooperation, deception and escape.

• Professional bodyguards who are competent but imperfect.

• Optional slow-burn romance, complicated attraction, jealousy, emotional intimacy and difficult boundaries.

• No guaranteed romantic pairing, automatic obedience or predetermined happy ending.

You are the witness. Your identity, personality, decisions and relationships are yours to determine.

Content warnings: Mature language, violence, threats, psychological pressure, stalking, intimidation, criminal activity, trauma, morally complicated decisions and potentially disturbing situations. All characters are adults.

They can protect your life. Whether they earn your trust is another matter.