THE LONE HORSEMAN

Rebecca, a corporate raider, unafraid of anything or anyone, travels to her secluded "family" cabin to meet up with other siblings.  But, unlike past years, she is about to break the prime rule of the family -- no outsiders.

But once at the cabin, Rebecca is not the only one who has broken the prime rule.  One of her brothers has brought with him his significant other.  As the family talks amongst themselves, each of the family members, reveals their own thoughts and ideas about a strange subject --how will humanity end?

By their conversations, it becomes evident that this is not just an academic discussion.

Slowly as each sibling talks about their lives and loves, present and past, their real reasons for meeting starts to emerge.  The are not just an eccentric "normal" family, but actual they are the Four Horsemen, of biblical lore, and they are tasked, as they have always been, with determining if mankind is worth saving.  They meet again after being apart for one hundred years.  Reuniting again to do their duty to pass judgment over humanity.

But, with the breaking of the prime rule -- involvement with mortals -- a new wrinkle has been put in the way of their real reasons for meeting.  Their methodical approach, honed over many lifetimes and centuries, is to be tested by the outsiders in the group.  For the "OUTSIDERS" it is just a fun game to play -- the end of the world, but for The Horseman it is deadly serious.  The Horsemen's decisions on this fateful weekend may just spell doom for humanity.  For Rebecca it is a race against time to prevent her siblings from doing the unthinkable.