Cole Bennett knows everyone's secrets and can tell no one's. Three years after a privilege breach in Chicago Big Law blew up his career, he's the trusts-and-estates lawyer in Harbor Springs, Michigan-a quiet harbor-town practice built one will at a time. Then a dead girl, a $2.1 million charity gala, and a foundation spending ninety-four cents of every dollar on itself force him to investigate people who trusted his predecessor for decades. A small-town mystery about what the rules let a good man do-and what they don't.
