Kirjahaku

William Heinrich, a ruthlessly ambitious man, closed the door quietly behind him leaving the apartment where he had spent the night with his paramour. It had gone as planned and as he walked to his rented car which was well hidden under stately oak trees, whose branches touched each other creating a dark tunnel under which he had earlier parked the vehicle. Suddenly, he felt a sharp pain in his left side, then a second round cracked and the bullet struck him in the back of his head and he fell forward face down onto the concrete sidewalk, blood streaming from his wounds. He was motionless. He was dead.

A very lonely and bitter old man finds that his children and their mates have been most cases been a great disappointment to him. Their spendthrift ways and lax lifestyle have forced him to make a moral judgment He has decided that no further investments in their wild schemes will be made as they have gone too far. Recently widowed, he decides to give as much of the fortune away to deserving causes, mostly in his wife''s name. This is too much for them and collectively they decide to put a stop to it. But how? A dramatic and novel set of circumstances take place which ultimately end in the man''s death. Their attempt to flee from the police is a novel in escape attempts. The book tells the rest PRC