Drawing on a twenty-six year career in federal law enforcement, Bruce Kading honed his skills investigating criminal organizations and counterfeiters of identity documents. This rich background provides a unique lens through which he crafts compelling narratives, offering readers an insider's perspective on the world of crime and investigation. Kading's writing is characterized by a gritty realism and palpable tension, born from his extensive undercover work. His keen eye for detail and understanding of human nature imbue his stories with both suspense and intellectual depth.
"The story revolves around Nick Hayden, who in 1987 quits law school to accept an appointment as an INS agent but whose real reason for taking the job--tied to the shooting death of an agent some fifteen years earlier--is a closely guarded secret" --