For the first time in 26 years, Tonito meets Sapphire "Gunphire" Rodriguez, a young, savage and troubled woman who avows to be his illegitimate daughter. Sapphire alleges to be a byproduct of one of Tonito's many sexcapades. Growing up without a father's presence causes serious anxiety issues that have turned her into a mirror image of him -cold, calculated, and violent. Since the age of 13, Sapphire has been repeatedly raped and physically abused by her stepfather -Warren “Two Stacks” Davis. Her mom, the late Elsa “Lulu” Rodriguez, once a beautiful model with a promising career struggled with drug addiction and passed away while giving birth to a baby boy when Sapphire was still a teen. The trauma of her demon’s rage on inside her head like a diabolical horror show. Her childhood friends Crystal “Trixi” Robinson, Gypsy “Gyp” James and Regina “Bunny” Washington share a sisterhood bond that makes them inseparable. They’re the only semblance of a family that Sapphire has ever had. In pursuit of her dad, Sapphire had decided that the best way to get his attention was to start eliminating some of his adversaries. Sapphire and her crew quickly start to make a name for themselves for being cold-blooded killers with bellicose bad intentions. When word gets back to Tonito that there’s a woman killer named “Gunphire” out in the streets wiping down anyone who has or wants smoke with Tonito while leaving a bloody proverbial calling card implying that, “If you fuck with Tonito, you gotta fuck with me!”, he orders his top Catracho to find out who she is and arrange a meeting. Sapphire’s plan ultimately works. She’s hopeful yet trepidatious that she’ll finally get a face-to-face with the infamous and unpredictable Tonito “Gunface” Montana. She chose to play a deadly game with even deadlier consequences. Will Sapphire finally get closure or will the man she claims to be her dad murder her for committing unsanctioned homicides in his name? Will they form a father-daughter relationship, or will they become arch enemies? Be careful, because when you play with fire, you’re bound to get burned!