Pascual Rose’s latest business has him tied between his family, international politics, and the murky distinction between goodness and morality. SIMYA explores Martell’s gripping character – ex-terrorist Pascual Rose – who yet again, is thinking he can lead a low-profile life when he is thrown into another deceitful misadventure in the Mediterranean. Finding himself caught in the middle of an advanced and profitable exploitation of modern technology, Pascual is under the eye of the Russians who have taken his wife hostage in exchange for the mastermind hacker behind it all. Desperate to find redemption from the self-induced shame of this lifestyle and what it has done to his family, Pascual races throughout Europe to find a way to amend his mistakes while leaving the least amount of destruction in his wake. With his wife in the hands of the Russians, Pascual seems to have a straightforward task in front of him: get the hacker, and save his wife. But is everything that simple? Faced time and time again with questions of morality and goodness, will Pascual finally choose a quiet life with his family, free of this world filled with deceit and betrayal?