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The go back of Frank Marr, the "refreshing" protagonist of one of the New York Times' Best Offense Books of 2016 Frank Marr was a good cop with an undesirable behavior until his burgeoning addictions to liquor and cocaine pressured him into pension from the DC authorities. Now hardly eking out a living as a private investigator, he agrees to take on a family circumstance: a favour for his aunt, who was simply like a second mom to him growing up. Frank's security confirms that his cousin Jeffrey is involved with a small-time drugs operation. Modest products until Frank's own home is burglarized, giving a body on the kitchen floor: Jeffrey. Worse, Frank's .38 revolver - the murder weapon - is taken along with his appreciated music collection, his only belongings of sentimental value: a large number of vinyl fabric albums that belonged to his late mom. Only Frank's stash, his dwindling way to obtain the cocaine he must get through your day, is untouched. Why? Clearly his cousin was deeper in the underworld than anyone realized. Using the weight of his family, his reputation, and his own life at risk, he'll have to get the culprit by following the stolen goods via a tangled network of petty thieves, needy lovers, deceiving fences, good cops, bad cops, and one morally compromised taxi drivers. Frank's as motivated to uncover the truth as he is to nourish his behavior, and both pursuits could prove deadly. This time it may you need to be a question of what gets him first.
