He promised the mobsters a reasonable death. They should have accepted.
When the old-time kingpins put a price on his head, Thaddeus Murfee knows his days are numbered. Desperate to break free, he files a lawsuit - but quickly learns that you don't sue the Mob and go back to everyday living. Violent thugs and silent assassins pursue him around the country, hell-bent on silencing him. When Thad takes refuge with an ancient sheepherder in the mountains of Arizona, he discovers a temporary peace - but can he discover the truth in time?
Beyond a Reasonable Death is part of the Thaddeus Murfee Series, with more than 3.5 million readers and counting, making John Ellsworth into a household name. If you love page-turning thrillers with mystery, clandestine plotting, and shots fired, dive into the world of Thaddeus Murfee today! One reader has called Thaddeus Murfee by the name of Thaddeus Murder. See what you think as this young lawyer takes the fight to the Chicago Mob and the Sinaloa Cartel in Beyond a Reasonable Death.
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