Bad Faith

A $4 million life insurance claim lands on Dan Kiley's desk with a sixty-day deadline and the faint smell of murder. The widow is too calm, the stepson too desperate, and every piece of evidence Dan uncovers seems designed to lead him exactly where someone wants him to go. Broke, divorced, and one bad decision from losing everything, Dan discovers that in this case, the real question isn't who killed the husband—it's who's framing whom, and whether he's already too deep inside the trap to escape.