An overheard conversation leads attorney Sherman Allen to draw upon all of his resources to develop evidence that a Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge has set aside her oath of office and has taken money to bend the law and subvert justice.

Sherman Allen follows a trail of millions of dollars from the pockets of a prestigious California law firm through the Cayman Islands, London, and Paris to Monte Carlo, the playground of the rich and wicked. A simple case of high-stakes bribery could cost him his life and the cold-blooded murder of another.

Can the deference given to a respected holder of high office, the value of deniability coupled with black letter law designed to protect the innocent result in justice?

Raul Aguilar has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 35 years. A degree in Electrical Engineering lead to a career as an Electronic Analog Design Engineer for 10 years and ultimately inspired him to pursue a Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Francisco. Admission to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office diverted his interests temporarily, but ultimately fate led him to pursue a career as an Insurance Regulatory Attorney.
Raul has pursued writing short stories as a means to express his interests in travel, 13th Century European History and International Relations. Raul's travels have led him from San Francisco across all the major cities in America to London, Paris, Cote d'Azur, Monaco, Germany, Italy, Rome, Spain, the Cayman Islands, the Caribbean, Mexico and South America. His writings reflect many of the places and cities visited by Raul and his lovely wife Diane.