Perfection can be deadly

(Shakespeare Sisters Book 13)

Adeline Cele was a woman who played many roles: Former child star, university rag queen, successful radiologist, socialite wife to the minister of security, and adored daughter of the opposition party leader. Victim of a homicidal maniac. John Ford wonders if her murderer is as crazed as the murder scene suggests. He will have to find out who the real Adeline was behind all the masks, to understand who wanted the beautiful and accomplished woman dead. Together with his team, he investigates the murder and soon finds that Adeline was involved with something illegal. The problem the team faces is that the murder is apparently linked to the fraud, but they can’t reconcile the fraud to Adeline’s personality. Adeline’s widower husband flees the country less than twenty-four hours after Adeline’s murder, only to be murdered on his arrival in a Nigeria. He leaves the investigators one clue, a cell phone account he has been tracking. The Hawk’s investigation pits them against an old enemy, one they have wanted to arrest for twenty years, and the three women who have protected him with their lies. Charles de Angelo tortured and murdered Ford’s former commanding officer and the father of one of the Hawks’ colleagues and friends. Ford is worried de Angelo will murder Kruger in order to buy him time to complete the massive drug deal he is engaged with, just as he murdered Adeline to intimidate her husband. The Hawks race to find the truth about Adeline Cele’s murder in order to protect their friend. A truth that will shock them to the core.