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Charles Beale lives happily in the shadow of Washington, D.C., as a respectable rare books dealer. Or mostly respectable. With a streak of the gambler in him, he's always willing to take a risk for the right book or collection. When Derek Bastien--a long-time client and a man deeply connected to the Justice Department--is found murdered, Charles is determined to regain the volumes he'd sold him. Yet what Charles brings home from auction is more trouble than he could have ever imagined. In one volume, he discovers documents incriminating a host of major political figures--blackmail material that may prove there may have been more to Bastien's murder. Weighing questions of justice and mercy--and now with a bulls-eye on his own back--Beale must untangle this complicated knot of dangerous secrets. Among today's top inspirational suspense authors is Paul Robertson--a man whose writing is critically acclaimed from Booklist to Publishers Weekly to Aspiring Retail. After a "Grisham-like first novel" and a "savvy sophomore release," Robertson once again spins a story that will have readers glued to the page.