A wealthy doctor is brutally murdered in his South Florida home by a clever killer who left no evidence at the scene of the crime. Ironically, the lead investigator had killed the doctor's father twenty years ago after the man committed theft, bankruptcy fraud, tax evasion and several heinous murders.
With a net worth of fifty million dollars, the doctor spent recklessly and lavishly on porn stars, prostitutes and five ex-wives. When an extortionist attempted to blackmail him for millions, the tax lawyer who had set up the doctor's offshore bank accounts to conceal his client's vast wealth from his creditors and the IRS is also brutally murdered.
In yet another twist, the sole beneficiary of the doctor's estate is murdered. However, that killer is also murdered, leaving the police to wonder who is able to orchestrate these murders.
Determined to see justice prevail, the police and the prosecutor proceed in spite of a lack of evidence until a surprise witness agrees to cooperate. However, even with overwhelming incriminating evidence, the outcome is problematic when the author produces one surprise after another that will leave the reader in doubt of the outcome until the very end.
