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Jack Dantzler is surprised when Kentucky governor Mark Baker calls and requests a late-night meeting. Dantzler is reluctant to say yes, but eventually agrees to the meeting. Dantzler is surprised to learn that the governor is being blackmailed. He's even more surprised when the governor says he wants Dantzler to find out who is behind the scheme. Dantzler agrees to help, unaware that he is setting forth on an investigation that involves two of this country's deepest and darkest sins-anti-Semitism and white supremacy. It's a case unlike any Dantzler has ever undertaken in the past. Although the blackmailer is murdered, Dantzler knows there is far more evil to uncover. It's at this point that Sam Rosen arrives on the scene, seeking Dantzler's help in bringing a former ex-Nazi to justice. To do this requires Dantzler to put his life at risk by joining a group of white supremacists. Once he's accepted into the group, he learns that a planned bombing is in the works. Now he is in a race to find out who has ordered the bomb, and where it will be placed. What Dantzler doesn't know is that the bomb's location is dangerously close to home. The race to find it is on, and failure to do so is not an option.

Struggling actor Danny Kafka is about to see his dream come true-he's been hired to play a key role in a big movie to be filmed in Chicago. But when Danny, a Medal of Honor war hero, arrives in the Windy City, he is immediately arrested for the murder of United States Senator Dana Shapiro. And the evidence against him is overwhelming; he's seen on tape announcing his intention to commit the crime, and his fingerprints are on the murder weapon. Jack Dantzler, now a private investigator, receives a call from Grace West, the famous Chicago defense attorney with whom he once had a romantic relationship. She wants Dantzler to help prove Danny's innocence. Reluctantly, he agrees to meet with Danny, and to hear his story. Dantzler listens, and instantly concludes that the kid has been framed for the crime. He agrees to take the case. Dantzler's investigation, which takes him from Chicago to Manhattan to Los Angeles, pits him against powerful men who occupy the highest corridors of power in two of the world's mightiest countries. And they are not about to let a lone private investigator bring them down. Dantzler's digging into the case could well result in digging his own grave. Heroes For Ghosts is the latest example of why critics say, "Tom Wallace excels in his ability to make his characters come alive."