New York City, 1929. The city never sleeps, but neither do its shadows. Amidst the neon lights, jazz clubs, and lavish parties, money men begin to fall—plunging into the Hudson River, shooting up their offices, and disappearing without a trace.

Private investigator Frank Miles, a former Chicago cop fleeing a scandal and drowning his guilt in whiskey, is drawn into a web of murder, corruption, and greed that stretches from the backrooms of Wall Street to the highest levels of Washington.

As he uncovers a secret alliance between mobsters and bankers—and the shocking involvement of a powerful senator—Frank must navigate a city teetering on the brink of collapse. With the stock market poised to crash, lives are lost, loyalties are tested, and secrets are revealed in a desperate chase through Manhattan's neon-lit streets and deserted subway system.

In a city where money rules everything, Frank discovers a harsh truth: greed makes blood cheaper than stocks.

Filled with suspense, historical intrigue, and constant dramatic tension, Blood Cheaper Than Arrows is a captivating story of power, corruption, and the price of uncovering the truth.