Christian McClarity, David Morton and Lucas Mach have never met each other directly and never will (not even in this book where they share separate stories). They illuminate the classic role of the misunderstood and endangered loner hero who saves innocents from slaughter and brings murderous gangsters to justice. These men are very different from each other: a tenderfoot in Montana, a retired sheriff in Boston and a politically influential business mogul in Washington, D.C. None of them meant to be cast into the role of detective, but murder mysteries spontaneously erupt before them. Each rises to the thousand-headed challenge for the sake of principle and for the sake of those they love. Think for a moment of the hero you yourself are, every day you also are vulnerable to unscrupulous enemies. So here in these three tense stories meet your comrades in the struggle for good: Crisis McClarity, the Grandfather and the Hollow Hero.