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| As Claire Taylor turns the key in her Madison, Wisconsin home on the eve of Halloween, she knows that what happened during a wild week in Chicago was nothing more than a distraction, that this is where her life is.
Except it's all gone. The house stripped, her husband Danny, her daughters, all gone.
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| There's a killer on the loose. He kills the lost girls. And he always kills in threes... Larger than life Irish-born Hollywood director Jack Donovan and Ed Loy go way back. In Hollywood in the nineties, Loy used to kiss Jack Donovan's girls goodbye and pay them to go away. Until one day, he saw something he couldn't forgive...
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| Ed Loy has two cases, one for a paying client and one a favor for a friend. In the first, Anne Fogarty asks Ed to look at the 20-year-old murder of her father, a tax investigator; the police's cold case squad has declined to reopen it. The second case is the murder of a young football star whose family has IRA connections. Connections in Dublin run deep, and Ed stands at the crossroads...
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| Ed Loy, building a new life as a private detective in Dublin, lets Father Vincent Tyrell hire him to find jockey Patrick Hutton, who disappeared ten years earlier. What Ed finds is a tangle of lies, abuse, and perversion that stretches from mansion to stable to church...
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| Ed Loy takes on a missing persons case for a wealthy dentist, Shane Howard, after Howard receives a blackmail threat containing pornographic pictures of his daughter. Within 24 hours, the daughter's ex-boyfriend and her mother are found murdered, and Loy's client is arrested for the crimes. Loy's search for answers turns up long-buried horrors, leading to a devastating climax...
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| Private investigator Ed Loy left Dublin for Los Angeles 20 years ago. Now he's come home for his mother's funeral, and lifetimes of secrets are waiting for him—his mother's, his father's and his own...
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