Unfinished Business

<p>The innocent tend to get hurt when seeking vengeance against an enemy.</p><p>Marcus Bradley owns a very successful law firm. As the progeny of a tyrant he has been taught to manage his business and personal life with ruthless control. While backtalk from a subordinate is grounds for termination the same behavior from his wife or mistress usually ends in violence. He has won the majority of his court cases by bending the truth and planting evidence. These ugly character flaws have earned him few friends but a plethora of dangerous enemies.</p><p>After years of abuse Marcus's wife Abigail finally finds the courage to leave him. To get her to stay he tries bullying her but her conviction never wavers. In his fury he attacks her. As death waits in the shadows to claim her soul he is suddenly knocked unconscious by a blow to the back of his head. When he recovers he discovers his wife's bloody body in the living room and his two sons missing. </p><p>As Marcus attempts to flee the gruesome scene he discovers a bloody pocket knife that would implicate him as his wife's assassin. While staring at the knife he is rendered unconscious a second time. This time when he wakes the bloody knife has disappeared and a letter that exonerates him as his wife's killer and informs him that his sons have been kidnapped is in its place. To gain his boys' freedom he must deliver twenty million dollars to a cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains.</p><p>Wrestling with his tyrannical and narcissistic nature he struggles to make the right decision. His lawyer instincts suggest someone he knows is behind this madness. </p><p>As he races to save his family and his money he discovers baffling evidence that has him questioning his sanity. Could Abigail be alive? Is she the mastermind behind this vicious stratagem?</p>