Can he find purpose in his life and the killer at the same time? Things start to twist and turn back in on themselves and bodies start dropping. He figures God ruined his life 11 months ago and that is that. His best friend is Jim (Bean) and that is the way he likes it. He is skeptical, sarcastic, cranky, rude and a loner. From there we meet an amazing and quirky supporting cast and get thrown in the middle of the private investigation Ray goes on. He can hardly walk now but is thrown in the middle of a murder/suicide at the building where he is a nightwatchman. Mark introduces us to Ray Quinn, a medically retired detective that was shot 11 months ago when his partner was killed.
Of course it helps that he is actually a detective, but he can really bring a story to life. Yes, yes, yes! Awesome! You can tell when an author really knows his subject matter and boy does Mark Mynheir know about detectives and police work. As Ray chases down leads and interrogates suspects, someone is watching his every move, someone determined to keep him from ever finding out the truth-at any cost. Ray reluctantly pulls the threads of this supposedly dead-end case only to unravel a murder investigation so deep that it threatens to turn the Orlando political landscape upside down and transform old friends into new enemies. The pastor’s sister is convinced her brother was framed and begs Ray to take on an impossible case-to challenge the evidence and clear her brother’s name. Numbing the pain with alcohol and attitude, Ray takes a job as a night watchman at a swanky Orlando condo.īut when a pastor and an exotic dancer are found dead in one of the condos in an apparent murder-suicide, Ray can no longer linger in the shadows. Now medically retired with a painful handicap, Ray battles the haunting guilt for his partner’s death. Eleven months ago, Ray Quinn was a tough, quick-witted Orlando homicide detective at the top of his game-until a barrage of bullets ended his career…and his partner’ s life.
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