Rod Palmer

The Harvest Rod Palmer

Loraine is overcome with grief over losing her son to Chicago's gun violence. She is lonesome and struggling financially because she lost her husband to a spineless thot. Piling bills force Loraine to glue herself back together and return to work at Sinclair and Mercer fine jewelry, where a handsome and exquisitely dressed stranger walks in and shows Loraine proof that the young man in custody is not her son's killer - that her son's murder is still a mystery. The Chicago P. D, satisfied with their bird-in-the-hand suspect, rejects the evidence, but warns Loraine about the dark stranger who has worked his way into her life - that the tall, muscular man with the facial angles of a male model is none other than Face: Chi-town's undisputed king-pin. Without the help of the police, Rain, a woman of faith, and Face, a man of many contradictions, investigate on their own. Together they tumble down the rabbit-hole conspiracy of her son's murder. While attempting to unveil one of the most intricate and egregious crimes ever on U. S. soil, their only certainty is this: faith is as blinding as love.