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Thomas P. Evans recently retired after a thirty-three-year career as a contract computer programmer in Southern New England. He is also the author of Home from the War and A Poverty of Thoughts. Evans lives in Southern Connecticut and occasionally breaks 100 on the golf course.

Web Miter is a retired business guru and a former CEO of United Eastern, one of the largest corporations in the country. He’s playing in a foursome in the Hartford Pro-Am, a PGA tour stop in the small town of Lordship, Connecticut, with pro golfer John Rollings. The best round of Miter’s life ends tragically when an explosion rocks the seventeenth hole. Is it a random killing by golf terrorists, or is it a calculated murder committed by one of Miter’s enemies? As Alco Insurance Company investigator Wayne Sedlock sifts through Miter’s past, the list of suspects runs the gamut and includes an anti-outsourcing group, an Indian tribe jockeying for a new casino, and a group of ex-Marines who served with Miter in Vietnam. A crime that breaks new ground, Sedlock and Detective Richard Geany of Lordship, Connecticut, Police Department, sift through all of the clues to determine who had the motive and means to murder Miter on the course.