โ Scribed by J.D. Trafford
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
For years, Michael Collins evaded FBI Agent Frank Vatch and avoided prosecution for purportedly taking millions of dollars in client funds. He had quit the practice of law, burned his suits and ties in a glorious back alley bonfire, and dropped out. He loved his life as a beach bum in Mexico, but the investigation was never over. He was never truly free.
Then Collins is indicted, arrested, and must account for his past. The only question is whether he has one more trick up his sleeve or whether it's all over.
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