Beth R. (PrdAFWife) reviewed on 5/6/2007

Bill Hawley joined the family business right out of college. He doesn't mind dealing with corpses, caskets, and grieving relatives. But he's ready for something more exciting-like moonlighting as an amateur sleuth. Because sometimes the death certificate doesn't tell the whole story...
Alexander Kane's fatal crash seemed accidental enough-yet he left a bizarre suicide tape for his son. Now Edward Kane has come to the sleuthing undertaker for help. He thinks that the tape is a fake and his father's death no accident. Hawley reluctantly takes the case-and soon discovers that Alex Kane's life was as fake as his death...

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