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Embezzlement is underway at Martins Insurance Group. When Jody discovers this during a routine audit, she finds out that the corruption goes all the way to the top and also includes the mob.With nowhere to turn within the company, she is forced to seek outside help. Unfortunately, management learns of her discovery and they have different plans. Crime lord Vito Lucero is not ready to have his cash cow shut down, and plots to shut her up permanently.After her fiancé is murdered, Jody is driven to the Pine Barrens and left for dead. When a series of murders start to take place in the sleepy seaside town of Palm Harbor, the police assume a serial killer is on the loose and the town is turned upside down. Who is behind the killings?This book contains graphic sex and violence, and is not suitable for readers under the age of 18. Craig Gaydas was hatched in a laboratory in New Jersey many centuries ago. His creativity gene was planted successfully at the ripe old age of ten when he began his journey throughout the realms of Dungeons and Dragons, creating fantastical worlds of gods and dragons as a Dungeon Master.Throughout his teenage years he had amassed a small personal fortune consisting of Garbage Pail Kids trading cards, Star Wars action figures and comic book collection. Most of his adult life was spent toiling away in a cubicle, smashing his face on a keyboard and typing TPS reports within the industrial supply chain field.Only five short years ago did he begin his writing career, first with Walking Dead fan fiction stories which eventually transitioned into his first book released in 2013, The Guardian Chronicles, which went on to win Honorable Mention at the 2014 Readers Views Reviewers Choice Awards. Not long after the release, the supernatural thriller Vendetta was released.Craig has two children and currently resides in sunny north Florida, land of the beach, bikini and alligator. Most of the time you will find him either toiling away in his office or his home behind a keyboard, but occasionally he scurries from the dark to absorb some sun before his skin becomes completely translucent.