Wheelman

In a city pulsating with crime and treachery, Vincent “Vince” Kline is a wheelman—an unparalleled getaway driver known for his uncanny ability to evade law enforcement with precision and speed. Constantly living life on the edge, Vince balances his dangerous profession while trying to be a dependable father to his teenage daughter, Mia. As the pressure of his dual life mounts, Vince is determined to break free from the cycle of violence and crime that has entangled him for years, hoping to secure a stable future for Mia.

However, when a seemingly routine job takes a deadly turn, Vince finds himself at the center of a high-stakes heist that goes horribly wrong. The crew he once trusted betrays him, leaving him holding the bag—and the cash. With the police closing in and the criminal underworld out for revenge, Vince is thrust into a frantic race against time. He must navigate a web of deception as he attempts to clear his name and protect Mia from the chaos that now threatens their lives.

As Vince encounters a cast of compelling characters—each with their own motives and secrets—he is forced to confront his darkest fears and make impossible choices. Among them is Sam, a former getaway driver turned informant whose wisdom guides Vince through the pitfalls of betrayal; Lila, the ambitious detective eager to prove herself, who is hot on Vince’s trail, but not without her own moral dilemmas; and Ray, the mastermind behind the botched heist, whose desire for revenge puts everyone in his crosshairs.

The heart of “Wheelman” lies in the struggle for redemption amidst chaos. Themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the desperate yearning for a better life resonate throughout the series as Vince races through the city’s gritty underbelly. With every twist and turn, he is faced with challenges that test his driving skills and his capacity for forgiveness. Will Vince manage to outrun his past, save his daughter, and finally break free from the cycle that has defined him for so long? The answer lies in a world where the line between right and wrong blurs, and every decision could mean life or death.