This American author crafts fast-paced mystery novels set in and around Chicago, lauded for their engaging plots and well-developed, likeable characters. His work prominently features gay themes, reflecting the author's own identity. A recurring element in his storytelling is the exploration of prejudice, where characters exhibiting racism, sexism, or homophobia often face dire consequences.
The brutal murder of Craig Lenzati, a powerful CEO, sends shockwaves through Chicago, prompting urgent demands for a swift resolution from City Hall. Detectives Paul Turner and Buck Fenwick face an overwhelming list of suspects while navigating intense pressure from authorities. As they delve deeper into the investigation, they discover that the killer's actions are far from over, complicating their quest for justice and raising the stakes in a city rife with intrigue and danger.
Gay Chicago Police Detective Paul Turner is called in to investigate the death of a male super-model Cullom Furyk. Furyk, who plunged to his death from the roof of a major Chicago hotel, may well have been murdered - but the question is by whom and why?
The investigation into the murders of two well-liked suburban high-school boys takes a personal toll on Detective Paul Turner, a gay father navigating his own family dynamics and new relationship. As he delves deeper into the case, unsettling details emerge, suggesting a darker threat that could endanger his loved ones. The narrative explores themes of family, love, and the complexities of balancing personal life with professional duties amidst a backdrop of chilling violence.