Deadly Dance

<p><strong><em>Some secrets refuse to stay buried...</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p>When Scott Drayco's ex-girlfriend begs him to prove her rich fiancé Harry Dickerman is innocent of murder Drayco's torn; he's suspicious of Harry's motives for wanting to marry a much younger woman but on the other hand the man seems to be a paragon of virtue. The police think it's an open-and-shut case - the victim was Harry's ex-wife killed in Harry's home with his own letter opener and only Harry's prints were on the murder weapon.</p><p><br></p><p>But as Drayco digs deeper he starts to find cracks in that open-and-shut case and investigates whether corporate espionage was involved and how a shady attorney figures into the mix. Most puzzling of all why was the victim living in an mysterious out-of-the-way commune for Wall Street refugees? And why does the commune seem to be less about peace love and brotherhood and more about drugs sex and blackmail?</p><p><br></p><p>With help from his former FBI partner Sarg Sargosian Drayco uncovers a possible Russian connection that may be key to the mystery. But as he plunges deeper into a cesspool where everyone seems to be guilty of secrets and lies he's not sure who he can trust ... or whether a deadly dance with the devil will be his undoing</p>