There was plenty taking place in this book to keep you occupied. Jack Morgan is the owner of Private, an investigation firm which was originally founded by his father and brought back to life after his father died in prison. Jack's organization can get things done the police can't, and they've been hired by the LA police to crack a series of murders of teenage school girls. 
 Two other crimes need to be solved at the same time. One concerns the death of Jack's best friend's wife, and the other concerns unearthing who is fixing NFL football games. 
 This is a quick, easy read that had me turning the pages swiftly to find out what would happen next. In addition to the crimes, we get a look at Jack Morgan's personal life. He's handsome, wealthy, and a flawed character. I sympathized with him and his inner demons: his inability to share with the women he's involved with, even though he cares deeply for them, and the torture he suffers trying to remember a blocked memory from his days at war. 
 I suspect this is going to be a series. Looking forward to reading more about Jack Morgan and the rest of the colorful crew at Private.