Dante reunites with MacDuff, his old bounty hunting mentor, looking to join him for one last hunt. Meanwhile, Lucretia - Dante's current partner - is asked to find a man who may hold the key to the Divinity Cluster, human genes believed to have extra-terrestrial origins.

Luc and Dante transport a pair of criminals to a prison on Mercury. When they reach their destination and head to the surface, their loyalties and faith in one another are tested in the blinding heat of Mercury's sun ward side, where the wrong move ends in agonizing death.

While hunting bounties on Mars, Dante and Luc are attacked by The Raiders, a vicious tribe of spacefaring barbarians known for their propensity to abduct children. Dante struggles between his sense of justice and his desire for vengeance as he confronts his tormentors.

Dante and Luc capture a murderous psychopath named Petrakis, before crossing paths with a Major Bartlett, who has a dangerous, powerful prisoner of his own... and military authorization to commandeer the Trans-Utopian!

Dante's crew head to Pluto, hot on the trail of a ruthless war criminal named Novak. Percy, aboard the Trans-Utopian, must fight Novak's deadly A.I. as Dante and Luc do battle with the solar system's most notorious killer.

Dante brings a captive fugitive aboard: Dr Nasreen (a brilliant but deranged scientist), along with her teenage son, Ajit. Percy and Ajit's immediate attraction to each other sparks a conflict of love vs loyalty, as Dr. Nasreen fights for control of her son... and of the entire ship.

Dante comes to the aid of Dr. Devon and his young son Ryan, pursued by the Raiders after escaping a genetic research lab. Dante must decide if the doctor and his son are worth risking his own crew for... or if they're a bargaining chip to get his own son back from the Raiders.

Dante's crew capture an alleged murderer, wanted by The Orchard, who turns out to be Luc's ex-husband, Eric. Torn between an old flame and new duties, Luc must decide her ex-lover's fate as time eats away at their options, with the Orchard hot on their heels.

The Trans-Utopian crew is powerless to stop a ship full of religious cultists from crashing into the sun, but manage to pick up an escape shuttle full of survivors - including the charismatic cult leader himself, "Brother Thirteen." The crew soon find that his powers go far beyond mere charisma.

After losing a bounty to a rival hunter aboard Oberon orbital, Dante loses Percy to Oberon police, who imprison her on trumped-up charges. Dante must work out a dangerous deal to free Percy, while she fights for her life in a high-tech prison full of violent lowlifes.

A cryogenic chamber in an abandoned section of the Trans-Utopian is accidentally powered up, and the legendary Colonel Bramwell emerges from his 50-year sleep. His war is over, but his mission remains: Destroy the Raiders at all costs... and everyone is expendable.

Dante reconnects with Ike, an old friend. Troubled by a deal gone bad, Ike confides in Dante before he is killed in an "accident". Worried for Percy's safety, Dante takes off to the Trans-Utopian along with Marco, Ike's business partner... and realizes that not all is as it seems.

Dante's crew hunt a man with a price on his head high enough to pay their looming bills. This bounty, however, won't go easy, not after experimentation gave him powers over speed and time... and information that Luc will do anything to get.

Dante is assigned to take an unusual murder suspect to Ganymede - a beautiful artist, plagued by strange visions. But as her visions grow more intense, the crew realize their ship is being followed... by something that threatens their very reality.

Darius boards the Trans-Utopian and reconciles with his daughter Luc while making peace with Dante. In a seeming act of goodwill, he 'connects the dots' between the various events of their recent lives... but the sinister forces that follow him are not far behind.

After Rudolpho sells the Trans-Utopian out from under them, Dante and his crew go to work for the ship's new owner (as guards) aboard the maximum security prison formerly known as the Trans-Utopian! As they scheme to take back the ship, the owner's wife has schemes of her own... on Dante.

While transporting a seemingly insane convict named only "Five", Dante diverts course to answer a distress call from a Graviton Research Station on Triton. But once there, the crew find that the experiments on the surface affect the flow of time aboard the Trans-Utopian... freeing their prisoner and putting their lives at risk.

Still under the effects of the space/time warp, members of the Trans-Utopian's crew find themselves alone in their own parallel universe, dealing with a separate version of their marauding psychopathic prisoner Mr. 'Five"... who is somehow able to exist in multiple realities.

A seemingly wealthy socialite Hamilton and his two daughters book the Trans-Utopian for a three-day passage to Mars. Percy and the young women become fast friends, spelling trouble for Dante, Hamilton, The Orchard... and the Marshal hot on Hamilton's heels!

The Trans-Utopian's crew fight for their lives as Dante is abducted by an Orchard agent (Tosca) in an effort to find Travis. She believes the boy is the key to the Divinity Cluster, and that Dante is her best chance of finding him. But someone else is also hunting Dante Montana.

Travis (now the leader of a powerful Raider clan) finds his biological father... but the Raider that raised him stands between the father and son reuniting. Earth's future 'hangs in the balance' as Dante weighs a life with his son against the fate of a dying world.

Eccleston returns from "the other side" just as Raider forces attack the Trans-Utopian... on their way to destroy what is left of the Earth. Dante and Travis (together at last), fly out to confront the Raider fleet as Luc heads to Mars to head off the incoming horde.