Family.
You can't live with them.
But you can arrest them.
Sergeant Greg Goodman is good at one thing: his job.
Everything else is a little more complicated.
After three months in an induced coma, Greg returns to the South African police battered, angry, and spectacularly unwilling to follow anyone else's rules. His first assignment back should be a chance to prove he still belongs behind a badge. Instead, it starts pointing toward the one place he'd rather not investigate: home.
The Goodman name means money, influence, and power. Greg has spent years trying to escape it. Now the deeper he digs, the harder it becomes to tell where family business ends and organized crime begins.
His best chance of untangling the mess is Nicole Roberts, a brilliant data-recovery specialist who has every reason to hate him. Greg needs her skills. Nicole needs Greg to be considerably less Greg. Neither is likely to get what they want.
With enemies closing in, loyalties shifting, and his own family standing between him and the truth, Greg must decide which rules still matter when blood and the law demand different things.
Darkly funny, violent, irreverent, and fast-moving, The Goodman Curse is a South African crime thriller about corruption, family loyalty, damaged relationships, and a cop whose most dangerous investigation may share his surname.
Being a Goodman has always been complicated. Surviving it could be murder.