Piranha Oro

A sixteen year old runaway on the San Francisco streets asks to be trained as a jungle mercenary by her husband-to-be. On their first actual job together in Argentina, they discover that the client they are hired by is lying to them. Instead of working for him, they lead the new Argentine government in a revolt to overthrow Villa Paaz, his military prison complex. For her part in the vicious inside attack, and her long blond hair, she is named Piranha Oro by the local Huarpe Indians. Enamored with the name, she becomes known in the trade as the ferocious female mercenary, Golden Piranha.
Because of her actions, things are not as they had been in the marriage when they come home. Recovering from her injuries, Gail realizes, for the sake of their union, that she should no longer partner on jobs with her husband.
The next year, while her husband is wrapping up a job in Haiti, Gail is thrilled to discover that she is pregnant. As she entertains the prospect of retiring completely from the trades and becoming a stay-at-home mom, she receives a package from Haiti in the mail. Thinking that is a present from her husband, she opens it to discover that it contains his eyes.
After her baby is born, Gail employs the help of two close mercenary friends to travel to Haiti and seek revenge. Using voodoo, sex, coercion and savagery, they will follow the trail that leads to those responsible for her husband’s death and Gail will take vengeance in her own brutal fashion.