The Story Of Adam Chaplin

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Desperate Adam is in need of answers about his wife’s unresolved murder, so blinded with a vengeful lust, he will make a pact with a malevolent nameless demon to quench his desire for revenge.

This is Heaven Valley, a town of decadence, violence and corruption, where in contrast to its idyllic name, its citizens suffocate under a single man’s malignant reign: the evil mafia boss and the undisputed owner of the city, Denny Richards.
There, in this sickening and mournful metropolis, a stalwart man in love, Adam Chaplin, will inevitably cross paths with the sadistic and grotesque abomination, Denny, who for all his power, will soon make a fatal mistake when he kills Adam’s wife without remorse.
As a result, Adam blinded with vengeful lust, yet

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