Following an unexpected turn of events during his sit-down with prisoner Wesley Gilmore, Special Agent Cameron Rowell is thrown further into a world of confusion as he tries to piece together the network of conspirators responsible for various attacks on black gay men. When his hunt grows even colder, Cameron is paired up with veteran FBI agent Karen Jeffries, who herself has been personally affected by the same network that killed Cameron's best friend Tommy. While the two are working on bringing down the network, a string of new kidnappings and murders begin and the agents realize they must work harder to prevent additional black gay men from losing their lives, including the missing son of a business tycoon. However, there are still things that Cameron simply does not know and he continues to realize that you cannot trust everyone. Will he finally get to the bottom of it all or will his efforts fail? Find out in this complex and thrilling sequel to Not My Brother's Keeper. © 2020 All Rights Reserved

After being in a coma for six months following a brutal and seemingly random attack, twenty-year-old Thomas Bennett awakens for only a total of thirty seconds to say a final word to his best friend Cameron Payne: "nights." Immediately after speaking that final word, Thomas passes away. In a state of shock and grief over the death of his best friend, Cameron doesn't even begin to consider what Tommy---as he affectionately called him---meant with his final word until a month after the funeral. He soon becomes obsessed with the cryptic message; and little by little, he begins to realize what happened to his best friend wasn't just some random act of violence committed by a stranger. With a suspect already charged and facing an upcoming trial, Cameron must beat the clock to discover and prove what really happened to Thomas. What he uncovers during his quest for justice will not only shake the foundation of Calhoun University, but will also bring to light the horrific secret agenda of a highly respected on-campus organization. © 2018 All Rights Reserved