Bounty Hunters

Barnaby Walker decides he's the man to sort out his family's cash-strapped antique business when a mysterious accident lands his dad in the hospital. But when he unintentionally shells out a fortune for a treasure looted from Syria, it sets off a string of events that turn his quiet life upside down.

Nina helps Barnaby track down Smith and has a plan to get his money back. But when the terrorist behind the statue arrives at Smith's to collect their money the situation quickly escalates as we realize Nina isn't as trustworthy as she first appeared. Barnaby also makes a shocking discovery that makes him question everything he thought he knew about his dad.

Concerned for her family's safety, Nina moves the Morales clan into the Walker home while Barnaby and she try to work out how best to get their money back. Barnaby's convinced that his dad had no idea he was dealing with blood antiquities, but before long more than a few secrets about Nigel will emerge, forcing Barnaby to reevaluate his position.

In order to ensure the safety of their kidnapped mothers, it's paramount that Barnaby, Leah, and Nina get their hands on half a million pounds and pay the ransom as soon as possible. Barnaby has a plan, but Leah seems to be working to her own agenda. Nigel, meanwhile, decides he needs to put some distance between himself and the mess he's created.

Backed into a corner by the terrifying Angel, our gang see nothing for it but to go into the Shermans' fortress-like mansion and take the statues back by force. That way they'll have enough money to pay off their debts, and Nina and her family will be able to start over somewhere new. But it's not going to be easy.

Shell-shocked, Barnaby and Leah find themselves on a flight to Mexico to give the cartel what they were promised - once and for all. Nina comes along too, and her presence immediately causes tensions between Angel - who wants her dead - and Alejandro, who is more concerned about the cartel's business prospects than its reputation.