Stefan Kopriva thought the hardest part would be standing at his father's grave. He was wrong. When Kopriva drives to Sacramento to face the man who abandoned him, he finds something worse than old anger waiting on the other side of the headstone: a family he never knew, living in the shadow of Josef Kopriva's choices. A guarded widow. A sister caught between loyalty and fear. A brother whose bad decisions have a way of lighting fires faster than anyone can put them out. Kopriva doesn't have a badge anymore. What he has is a talent for seeing how trouble spreads-and the grim certainty that if he walks away, the people left behind will pay for sins that were never theirs.

In The Sins of Somebody Else's Past, the past doesn't stay buried. It comes looking for you.