Murder Files

While life remains a struggle for Hunter Blackmore, he has begun steps, however unsavory, however unlikely they would have once seemed; to establish himself well enough to continue his investigation and restore his name, and discover why he was made the fall man for brutal international murder that he had done everything in his power to prevent-but had been blindsided by it as badly as everyone else at the African Consulate. Yet it was him whose life was trashed, no one else. Someone had it out for him, he is evermore certain of it-and he is ever more determined to find out who. Having solved the mystery of Myron Davis's death, and helped the family of his old friend achieve peace, he was surprised to discover the notebook that, however loosely, connected Myron's death with the conspiracy Hunter became victim to in the summer of 2017-that took his life away from him, a life he still desperately wishes to recover. Despite the new discovery, and new angles to research, he knows the choices he made undoubtedly created new enemies for him, of the Federal Agent persuasion. Not to mention embarrassing the local police for their inept homicide investigation. On top of these concerns, there was the fact that Tortuga de Angelos-Mayhew had come through for him-and not for charity. It had proven the difference in the end of success and failure. And so Blackmore cannot regret it, no matter how wrong it felt, and worrisome, to know he now owed at least one quite powerful, quite dangerous, member of the Detroit Underworld an unspecified favor. Eager to exit this upside-down feeling world as soon as he can, and recover his life, and clear his name, he wants nothing more than to follow the clues pointing to D.C, however few they were. But knew he would run afoul of Federal Agents, Police, and the local Underworld if he fled Detroit now. Besides, as he continues to investigate what he can, he pieces together a dark suspicion. He hates it, he hopes he is wrong, but the more h