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Parker Hennessy was an NYPD homicide detective. He traded his badge in for a PI License having been burnt out from horrific crime scenes and tire of the ever-growing department politics
Parker also traded the NYC Skyline for the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains. He befriended a new girlfriend, Kelly Carrington. They both used to wear a badge
Kelly helped Parker find a temporary place to live until he found what he wanted. He rented an apartment in a Queen Anne home. The Satterfield's who own the home, became like a family to him.
Life was good. Parker couldn't be any more contented with his life.
It all goes up in flames, LITTERLY. Parker was out of town getting evidence on his latest client's cheating wife.
Parker arrived home finding it was engulfed in flames as he watched firefighters poured gallons of water on it. He learned Amy Satterfield had perished, Little Stacy, the Satterfield's child, was missing. Brian was not home when the fire started. He came to the scene yelling he was sorry. Parker found out that Amy and Brian had two heated arguments. Brian was believed to be seen leaving his home just minutes before the fires was spotted by a passerby. He found out an empty gas can was found in his pickup near the scene of the fire.
One thing was bothering Parker and Kelly. Amy acting defensive and irrational for that past couple of weeks, along with picking fights. That was not Amy.
Amy was keeping secrets. Anytime someone asked her, what was wrong, she'd say nothing. They were sure something was, but what was it. Wouldn't say.
Parker still had faith in his friend that he could not do such a thing. Kelly believed in Brian too. They joined forces to help prove Brian innocent. They had a city police chief watching them as he had warned them to stay away from their case. Things had happened to cast doubt on Brian's innocence
Follow Parker and Kelly as they look to unlock Amy's secrets and find her real killer, or is it Brian.
About the author
Ken served in the Army and was a volunteer fireman. He helped in an assist to save a little 5 year olds life. He carried her down a ladder when another firefighter handed the unconscious girl to him at the bottom of the ladder. He rushed her to an awaiting FD ambulance who rushed her to the hospital.
I spent most my work years foing factory and retail. It's not something to brag about. But I was mostly happy doing the jobs i did, but now I'm even happier. I hope you are happy reading my stories.
