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O'Malley makes his living at the poker table, but he also has a reputation for solving problems the police won't touch. When an acquaintance asks him to look into his nephew's unexplained death, O'Malley figures there is little harm in helping out. But in Auckland's underworld, no favour stays simple for long.
Now he is investigating a young man, the cause of whose death nobody powerful enough cared to investigate, and a rigged card game that has drawn the attention of people who collect debts with extreme prejudice.
As the heat rises from every direction, only Claire - O'Malley's smartest and most reluctant accomplice - can keep him from getting burned.
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