FBI bomb expert Paul Grale excels at his job, even if he doesn't like his coworkers most of the time. A proud family man, Grale escapes the stress of his job for an afternoon Fourth of July cookout hosted by his sister, Melissa. The day was perfect, except for the unnerving visit with his former friend Jeremy, but it all turns dark when Paul watches as the pavilion his sister's family has taken over for the party explodes -- leaving Melissa, her husband, and their son dead. Paul, beyond grief-struck, vows to find out who killed his family.

Kirk Russell writes a very interesting novel. I have to say at times, I got a little bit lost. Some of the terms that he used were hard for me to understand. I also got confused as to who was who. That being said I did enjoy this book. I can't even image what it would be like to find three fourths of your family dead.

This really was a mystery in a mystery. Who did the bombing? What part did Jeremy play in it? It took me a while to get through this book, but I would still recommend it to someone who likes suspense.