Frank Lean is a writer who transitioned from teaching to pursue his literary ambitions full-time. His work is deeply influenced by his academic background in history and politics, as well as his experiences in inner-city education. Lean's narratives often explore the intricate connections between individuals and societal structures, examining the complexities of human behavior and moral choices. His distinctive style brings historical contexts to life, offering readers engaging and thought-provoking explorations of the past.
The story follows Dave as he navigates a perilous journey into police corruption while searching for Rachel. As he delves deeper into a web of deceit, he discovers that a dangerous adversary is also on the hunt for her, intensifying the stakes. The narrative explores themes of betrayal and moral ambiguity, highlighting the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their interests.
Christmas morning greets Dave Cunane sourly. Often known to take the law into hi own hands, he now finds himself in the hands of the law. Framed and arrested for a cold-blooded murder, Cunane turns to the ever-tricky Delise, his part-time lover and full-time assistant, to save his neck and find out who the real killer is.