How many lies did they tell you before you believed the first one?” When the specter of Elise Harris asked Attorney Stephen Jacobs that question, he knew it applied to her husband Peter’s downfall – that of believing in those who should have been viewed as the enemy. Stephen could ill-afford to be so naïve. These thoughts kept him going through the night. As he passed Miami on his way to Key West, he wondered if they would make any progress in the case – three defendants and three murder victims. How to make sense of it all? He hoped that his star paralegal, Mary Whitby, would be the cement; the glue that kept them together. If the evidence she found could convince a jury, then they would make their case after all. It would a race against time to save David, Peter’s son from assassination, but it was their only hope.