Sam should not have gone to the bar in the first place and he should not have made that call; it could destroy his life. How long would it be before Tom and his FBI friends came after him? Leaving his home of 2-years knowing he would never be back, Sam and his daughter, Snow Pea, go in search of Maria; but she just doesn’t want to be found. So much of Sam’s childhood had been spent with Tom and he couldn’t stop thinking about him, their life together and the way their friendship ended; now Tom is making it his life’s mission to throw him in jail. Against his better judgment, Sam calls Tom again and they agree to meet. So many years have passed; has Tom forgotten him, can he be trusted? Tom has shared things with Sam that he has not shared with anyone before or since. Tom needs whatever Sam tells him to make him feel like a whole person again, because when he was younger he had difficulty processing what had happened between the two. May be Sam deserved to go to jail for what he did; not the robbery but for his betrayal of Tom. Sam has his doubts about trusting Tom and he has a right to, because Tom chooses vengeance. Sam has been betrayed by his one love and without thinking he has abandoned Snow Pea; he deserves to be in jail. In another bar, looking for a distraction, Sam meets Eve. One of the things that Sam likes about Eve is she is unpredictable, always in control and calculating and never stops surprising him. But then again, Eve’s surprise for Sam, is not exactly what he is expecting. This book was quite intriguing and had a poignant storyline; nevertheless, it was engaging 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.