7 days in La Suerte

Former New York City cop Sam Mecurrio lives with his wife in the desert town of La Suerte, New Mexico, as proprietor of a small diner. He uses this mundane existence to hide from his haunting memory of not having saved his partner – a memory that plagues him and affects his marriage.
What Sam doesn't know is that the town he picked to run from his law-enforcement past is actually a crime-infested mecca – serving as both a major drug-smuggling link to the West Coast and a witness protection relocation site for two recent mob informants. For a guy who never really wanted to follow his family into chasing crime, he's picked the worst place possible to escape from it..
Led by matriarch Winnie Plotter, the Plotter family has designed and operates the perfect drug-smuggling business – a tunnel between La Suerte and Juarez, Mexico that connects the infamous Suarez cartel to her bank in La Suerte. (That's right, Suarez from Juarez.) Additionally, she controls the local sheriff, Tom Durant.
Unknown to the Plotters, the bank has recently had a cash infusion – a million dollars of stolen East Coast mob money deposited by two FBI informants who have been relocated to the town.
Between the Winnie and Diego searching for their lost money and goods and the two informants, who aren;'t very bright, trying to make the quiet town their own own crime Mecca, the laughs and action are often.
In the end, Sam must face his demons and confront the situation .... only to find his situation and the demons aren't at all what they seem.