Slow Burn

In the fading light of Stonebridge County, two veteran firefighters are discarded like worn-out equipment. But their fight for justice triggers a chain of catastrophic coincidences: a teenager's reckless act, a mechanic's fatal fatigue, and a fire truck hurtling toward a single mother crossing the street. As an innocent man is swallowed by the system, those left behind discover that the most painful fires are the ones that never stop burning in the soul. A novel about how justice delayed becomes a slow, meticulous torture of the living.