The Codicil
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Fifty million dollars is willed to the war child of a wealthy businessman who served in Vietnam—a child that no one in the man's family knew existed until the codicil to his will was read.
Renegade private detective Adam Bruno wonders how he—the street-smart son of a bookie—has come to be chosen by the aristocratic family to find the missing heir. Is the truth that they are counting on him to fail—so that they can keep the inheritance?
Bruno's investigation runs him smack up against the dead man's complex façade of secrets and deception. But as the secrets start to unravel, the witnesses turn up dead—and Bruno must race against time, and an unknown nemesis, to solve the secret and find the missing child, before his hidden enemy finds him.
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Pretty good book with a satisfying ending although a little longer than it had to be and it consists of 99% just talking and arguing. Also has the most cringe description of a kissing scene that I've ever read.
An ex lawyer turned private investigator, Adam Bruno is investigating for a Wall Street rich man's daughter who was conceived in his tour in Vietnam, who has died and left 50% of his $110 million in a will to her. As Adam comes closer to finding out where and who she is people starting mysteriously dying or MIA. Adam's life may be on the line but he's determined to find this woman. Who is the enemy here and how far are they willing to go to stop him?
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