Tom’s arrest record is the best in the country; with his transfer and promotion as an FBI Special Agent in Charge, he makes it his first priority to follow up on a specific bank robbery case. Having seen Sam’s name on the bank robbery report, Tom knew he was going to put Sam where he belonged, and eventually a lead brings them face-to-face. Sam reflects on his last bank heist and feels unsure of himself; he made a big mistake choosing his team the last time and it resulted in two bank employees getting shot. Sam would have to proceed carefully on his next job. The only man Sam can trust is Jack, but he stirs up feelings in Sam he thought he had a grip on; nevertheless, Jack is definitely his type. Jack suggests Maria as a driver for their next job, not realising that she and Sam have history; but Maria has not forgiven Sam for his past indiscretion with her cousin. Meeting Tom as a child changed the direction of Sam’s life. Tom is a ghost from his past and for him to show up now rattled Sam, because it has been 15-years since he has last seen him. Was this a friendly visit or an arrest? Sam didn’t know, and he wasn’t prepared to wait and find out. Jack is the only one Sam can trust. Turning up at Jack’s house in a drunken stupor, Sam gives away more secrets than he intends to and there are consequences. Maria has plans too and as a result Sam’s life will never be the same again. This was a short read but a good introduction to the next book. There are some twists and turns that keep the book interesting and I enjoyed reading it. A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book and my comments here are my honest opinion.