BACKFRIEND Trooper Dennis Wilson is a good man. He is murdered because he's the only one to see the true psychosis behind a teenager's games. The night he dies, Dennis refers to his killer as a backfriend, an enemy in disguise. It's one of the few clues the investigators have. Paul Saizan and William Lee are half-brothers who were raised separately. They met ten years after their father betrayed both mothers, and the young boys instantly became best friends. Now adults, one is a psychopath who wants to control everyone in his path. The other is either an innocent man who truly loves his brother or the enabler who helps him cover up his crimes. The death of a highway patrol officer drives a wedge between them that will end in either a jail cell or death for one or both brothers. Six years later, Sarah Wilson struggles to find peace. Her daughter, named Denise for the man Sarah still loves, gives her a reason to live. Memories of her husband and questions about who killed him make it difficult for her to move on. The brothers know who murdered Dennis Wilson. Both are determined to make the murderer face the consequences. And yet, each is convinced the other is the one who has to be stopped. The investigation is put into a tailspin by contradicting information and confusing evidence that is beginning to look like sibling rivalry gone to trial. Sarah Wilson and her daughter are caught in the middle, trying to decide who is a friend and who is an enemy, as stories unravel, tempers ignite, bullets fly, and blood is shed. The third book in the Wisdom series, BACKFRIEND is a stand-alone novel with continuing characters from TAKE MY HAND and ACCOUNTABILITY.