Sierra Kane grew up in a series of coastal towns where the line between legitimate work and the informal economy was thin. Her mother worked double shifts; her father was mostly absent. By sixteen she was already running small jobs for people who paid in cash
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Sierra Kane grew up in a series of coastal towns where the line between legitimate work and the informal economy was thin. Her mother worked double shifts; her father was mostly absent. By sixteen she was already running small jobs for people who paid in cash and asked no questions. She was good at it—quiet, reliable, and willing to disappear when necessary. That reliability got her noticed by a mid-sized smuggling network that moved cargo and people along the Pacific routes. She rose quickly because she did not make noise and did not leave loose ends. Three years ago the network took on a high-risk run that required coordination with several outside parties. One of those parties was connect…
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