V.I.P.

When Val is chosen to be a contestant on a TV network's new survival game show, a series of mysterious deaths force the producers to send V.I.P. along for protection.

Johnny falls under the spell of his beautiful mentor when she comes to retrieve a cursed Chinese artifact and make a human sacrifice out of Val.

When she stumbles onto a bank robbery, Nikki discovers it is the work of an anarchist who killed her father ten years earlier.

As Val follows Tasha on a top secret spy mission, the rest of their V.I.P. team discovers that an accidental death is anything but.

Val discovers she's on board a train with a murderer who was recently executed.

A ruthless Internet billionaire tricks V.I.P. into helping him kidnap a talented computer programmer.

Val must train to be a samurai warrior in order to help some shop owners besieged by Japanese gangsters.

V.I.P. is hired to rescue a billionaire's daughter from a medieval motorcycle gang.

A has-been TV star's effort to use V.I.P. to jump start her career backfires and places her and Val's lives in danger.

A mix up ends with Maxine being kidnapped as part of a corrupt federal judge's effort to escape arrest.

An old nemesis enlists a Vallery Irons lookalike in an effort to steal an oil-eating bacteria that could be converted into a deadly bio-weapon.

An old Army buddy seeks Quick's help and draws V.I.P. into a dangerous reality TV fighting arena.

Quick is befriended by an assassin's target that looks and acts very much like Fidel Castro.

V.I.P. is hired to protect a man whose life in the Brazilian rainforest has endowed his blood with remarkable healing powers.

With V.I.P. hired to protect a corporate whistleblower, Val falls in love with a suspected hit man.

A drug lord's efforts to avoid a long stretch in a Bolivian prison lead to one of Tasha's ex-husbands being hired to kill her and another former spouse.