Kirjahaku

After his father dies, Grayson Dyle, the owner of a fledgling product design firm, observes his mother hiding an envelope in the casket. He retrieves the letter, revealing that he and his brother Dean, a home automation guru, were adopted. Eager to learn more, he submits a DNA sample online and connects with a prominent attorney who claims to be their father and who tells the brothers their birth mother died as she was giving Grayson life. When the attorney is brutally murdered, Grayson has little time to mourn the loss of two fathers because he quickly becomes a prime suspect and the killer's next target. The brothers investigate and soon discover their mother died suspiciously as well. Their search for justice leads them to a local Catholic Bishop, whose stonewalling and lies are designed to protect the Church and keep family secrets hidden. As Grayson struggles to save his business from collapse, he must overcome his internal conflicts about being adopted, prevent his brother from going off the rails, and find the design flaws in the murderer's plans before he or Dean becomes the next victim.

Grayson Dyle has developed an uneasy truce with his newly discovered birth father, Catholic Bishop Thomas Brennen. When his father asks him to investigate a rogue priest holding cult-like services at Ruby Ray's Supper Club, he is reluctant to agree. But then the club's Swing Girl is mysteriously murdered while dangling from her swing, and Ray's infamous Poona Ruby is stolen. When the police accuse his girlfriend, Kate Larson, of both crimes, Grayson has no choice but to uncover the secrets hidden at the Supper Club Church and clear her name. He soon uncovers multiple double crosses and numerous suspects, including a Las Vegas mob boss, a washed-up motivational speaker, the rogue priest, and even his own girlfriend. As the body count increases, Grayson realizes he must find the killer before he becomes the next victim.