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How do you question a man who is already dead?
Harry Beech is dying, but he is dying too soon.When he does his secrets will die with him and Harry has a lot of secrets that he's been keeping.
Harry was the fixer, the arranger and the confidant for the Chicago crime scene.Everyone trusted Harry with their innermost secrets and Harry kept them all.But the world and his lifestyle finally caught up with him one fine spring morning and he was sentenced to consecutive life sentences for his crimes.He will be getting out soon, but when he leaves it will be in a hearse.When that happens all of the secrets that Harry kept will go with him.
Thomas Quinn is a new FBI agent.His first assignment is to meet Harry and collect his secrets.Secrets that may solve crimes that are still open on the books.The only problem is that Harry isn't talking.Thomas is out of his league and the secrets may be lost.Until they discover one secret that the two of them share, a secret that may open the door to the answers both of them want.But there are other powerful factions that want those secrets to remain hidden.
As Thomas' involvement deepens, the black and white lines between right and wrong become increasingly gray to him.There are answers that are just beyond his reach.All he has to do is stay alive to get them.
About the author
MICHEAL DEEZE was a child in the notorious Maplewood Commons housing projects of inner city Chicago, growing up hard. And fast. Surrounded by crime and violence, his family struggled to just hold their own while trying to escape their own poverty. Deeze gained street sense young, and it became the backdrop for a life of multiple indiscretions and occupations, call them what you will.Deeze is a natural-born storyteller-in life and in print. A child of the sixties, he draws extensively from his own diverse experiences and subsequent education to introduce the hapless Emmett Casey. As U.S. Army veteran and retired Doctor of Chiropractic, Deeze now lives in Illinois after spending decades living near the forests of northern Wisconsin. He's a devoted father to his three children, a magical daughter, two grown sons, and his dog. His first novels are the critically acclaimed Bless Me Father, and For I have Sinned, The Heretic is the final novel in the series.
