Another story of murder in the law firm world by Tom Collins. A good man, Harold T. Lansden, Esq., is dead. He was a lawyer, a rising political figure and the man who had called Mark Rollins for help the night before his death. According to reports, he was gunned down in Nashville's notorious Printers Alley during a drunken reveler's celebratory shooting spree. Was that it? Was that all there was to it? Was it just a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time? Or was it premeditated murder by someone orchestrating the people and events--a puppeteer pulling the strings?Mark Rollins is a retired technology entrepreneur and the creator/owner of the Women's Health Club, a unique and exclusive fitness center for the wealthy and socially elite women of Nashville, Tennessee. While others run the Club, Rollins has become the person people seek out when they need help. He uses his wealth, friends in high places, and loyal team of computer experts to make problems go away. It's strictly legal--or as Rollins says, "We never seriously break the law."