Things aren’t going well for Dave Rogers. He’s been an accessory to murder, his dead father isn’t speaking to him, he’s suffering from PTSD and his chronic drinking is getting out of control. The pressure of keeping all this concealed from Jen is threatening to unravel their marriage. Quebec in 1976 is gripped with Olympic fever and the authorities are clamping down on illegal border crossings into the States. As a reporter for The Granby Leader-Mail, Dave discovers that there’s a veritable rogues gallery of local criminals making a living from the illicit smuggling trade. This includes Junior, a tough, young, ambitious Montreal street kid, who works for an Irish mob boss. When an armed car robbery goes wrong, he’s sent to the country to hide out, eventually learning the of the Federal border. Freshly released from jail, low-level kingpin Stubby Booker is running into his own problems along the border. Someone’s been harassing his drivers and the pressure keeps ramping after one of them turns up dead. Junior seeks to make a name for himself in the mob while enacting his own personal revenge. In order to save themselves from the young man’s wrath, Stubby and Dave will have to learn more about each other, reconcile the secrets that bind them together, and settle on the Borderline Truths they’ll need to survive."-- Provided by publisher.