(Shakespeare Sisters Book 16)

Brigadier John Ford’s top of mind question is not who would have wanted Adrian Bosman dead. It is who did not want Bosman dead. At least that way the list would be shorter. One sentence from Adrian Bosman ruined many lives. When he is found murdered, people laments the senseless violence but nobody expresses sadness at his death. The Hawks suspect that Bosman was murdered to stop him writing one of his explosive exposés. The only name they receive is that of Mark Wilson, now judge and former prosecutor assigned to the Hawks. Bosman was writing a book accusing Mark of murdering his sister, Grace, the wife of Captain Chris Spies of the Hawks. The Hawks battle to keep objective about the investigation given their growing dislike for the victim. Reviewing the subjects of Bosman’s articles, they find a disturbing pattern – a number of people were paying what appeared to be blackmail money. Was Bosman involved in a blackmail scheme or was he also a victim? Soon the team finds themselves delving into the murky world of the 7Sins Club, an organisation with international presence. And ties to people who will not hesitate to kill to keep their explosive secrets.