Fugitives from Justice #4

Harry Simms, a desperate elevator operator, meticulously plans a forty-thousand-dollar payroll heist at the Onyx Textile Company, complete with a false identity and an escape route—but discovers too late that the stolen bills are marked and untraceable. On the run and unable to spend a dime, Simms resorts to increasingly brutal crimes to survive, eventually landing in prison where he makes a dangerous bargain with a man who claims he can buy his freedom.

Detective Vic Flint finds himself caught between a suspicious surgeon and his worried wife when they each separately seek his help investigating the other's faithfulness—only to discover they're looking at shadows instead of facts. When Flint brings them together to clear the air, a chance encounter at a nightclub threatens to confirm their worst fears, and a meddling cousin watches from the sidelines as the marriage teeters on the edge. Can Flint untangle the web of misunderstandings before a family falls apart?

Nick Piccola, a bank robber on the lam from Cleveland, has reinvented himself in Singapore's criminal underworld—but his dwindling bankroll forces him to pitch a desperate scheme to Rico Alvarez, a gambling boss with connections throughout the port. When Nick proposes a lucrative tungsten heist targeting a British ship at the docks, he sets in motion a chain of events that reaches far beyond the two fugitives, drawing the attention of both the police and those closest to him. With greed, betrayal, and international intrigue all in play, Nick's gamble may be his deadliest hand yet.

A vicious stick-up artist named Charles "Chink" Strowe is captured after a stolen car chase, but uses a clever identity swap with a fellow prisoner to escape police custody before he can be properly identified. Now on the run in Virginia, Strowe's attempt to lay low is complicated by his determination to catch a televised fight—a detail that proves more dangerous than he bargained for.