Software engineer/computer hacker Tucker is working to put
his life back on track after the murder of his wife.
However, the clear picture of who he is vanishes when he
learns that his deceased father had a second family he
preferred more than his first.
When a dead man looking exactly like Tucker's dad is found
murdered outside Tucker's home, a chain of events is set in
motion that will have far-reaching ramifications. In a
matter of a few days, a second, then a third follow that
first murder. As Tucker searches for answers, he uncovers
schemes of espionage and long-lost relatives with mob
connections as he becomes doubtful of who he can trust.
Tucker's struggle to figure out who is behind the murders
and how everything connects to him brings him close to his
own demise.
CORRUPTED MEMORY by Ray Daniel is an intricate
mystery with just enough red herrings to keep one guessing
until the revealing finish. Characterization and setting is
realistic as the plot progresses with lots of interesting
twists and turns. Tucker is a bit rough around the edges,
but he is well intentioned. It will be interesting to see
what he has to deal with next.
When computer hacker Tucker is told that a dead man is lying
outside his Boston home, he’s shocked to discover that the
body looks just like his father . . . who died fifteen years
ago. Tucker soon learns the terrible truth: the dead man is
a half-brother he never knew he had. Determined to find
answers, Tucker tracks down his father’s second family.
But Tucker’s first impressions of his long-lost relatives
are spoiled when dark family secrets begin to emerge.
Unresolved issues torment Tucker while he struggles to
discover his place among his newfound kin. As he digs deeper
into the murder and the family’s hidden life, Tucker becomes
trapped in a dangerous scheme, and there may be no way out.
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