Chicago real-estate billionaire Elliott Kantor was a creature of habit. His trainer came to the house three mornings every week for a five thirty workout. By six thirty, Kantor was in the car, and his driver raced him into the city to his bar- ber where he’d get a shave and trim every morning, then head over to his offices on Wacker where he had two young assistants who tended to his every whim and demand. He always ate breakfast at his desk, then spent all day in and out of meetings, growing his financial empire. There were few surprises in Kantor’s world— until he died in his sleep at seventy-seven, leaving behind a vast fortune, a grieving wife and son Simon, and five grandchildren. But Simon Kantor has suspicions about his father’s death and enlists Ashe Cayne to investigate. The probing PI learns Elliott participated in plenty of after-hours “activities,” including a sex trafficking ring. But that’s only the beginning of the evil the investigator discovers as he dives deeper into