Jack Barrett used to be a big-time scout for the New York Yankees, but now he and his daughter are barely getting by in Sarasota, Florida. He has a new mission in life, however, when he discovers the talent of Mikey Clemant, a local minor league player who can occasionally do amazing things on the baseball field but otherwise seems to be an uninspired player with bad attitude. Johnny Bondano is a hit man for the Lucchesi crime family asked to find and kill the man blamed for killing the crime boss's only grandson. The lives of these three men (and others affiliated with each of them) converge in ways not hard to figure out, but somewhat complicated and unexpected, nonetheless.
In my opinion, this was a good, but not great story. It was well constructed and somewhat suspenseful. It kept me turning the pages and wanting to find out what happened. The ending was not exactly what I suspected. In my personal opinion, I would not give it a raving review. I certainly wouldn't complain about it either. I enjoyed reading it and I'll leave it at that.
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