Hard living collects its fair share of casualties, but somehow Leo
Waterman avoided becoming one of them. Destined for a trust fund that
was taking too damn long to kick in, he spent years eking out a living
in Seattle as a private investigator. Along the way he managed to
survive countless run-ins with murderers, drug dealers, and jealous
wives. But when Rebecca, the love of his life, dumped him to marry
someone else…that was a different story. Still, he took it like a man,
eventually collecting his family money and slipping into
semi-retirement—until the day an unwelcome visitor brings him the worst
possible news. Rebecca has vanished and no one, not even her
manipulative, overprotective mother, can find a trace of her. Together
with his band of informers and sidekicks (in truth a rather motley crew
of homeless drunks and reprobates), Leo wades back into the game,
determined to save Rebecca once and for all. But her trail is a twisted
one, thick with deception and depravity that winds from the rain-swept
streets of Seattle to the murky depths of the great North Woods. The
stink of it all seems to emanate from none other than Rebecca’s new
husband, Brett Ward, whose tangle of lies will cast Leo into the path of
a ruthless gang that will stop at nothing—not even murder—to protect
what’s theirs.
Author Bio: G.M. Ford escaped teaching English at a community college to write full
time. He never (well, rarely) suffers fools, and he enjoys music,
cooking, eating other people's cooking, boating, golfing, and arguing
about everything under the sun. He is the author of more than a dozen
novels, including Cast in Stone, The Deader the Better, Red Tide, and
The Nature of the Beast.
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