Two Dollar Bill

In this latest, Stone Barrington, the suave Manhattan cop-turned-lawyer,
is back on his home turf facing down a brilliant Southern flimflam man.
The fun-and action-begins with what Stone believes will be a
quiet dinner with his ex-partner, Dino, but they are interrupted by
Billy Bob, a filthy rich, smooth-talkin' Texan, who strolls in and parks
himself at their table. He's in town "to make money," he says,
unwrapping his wad of rare two-dollar bills, and in need of an
attorney-namely, Stone-though he won't say why or when such
representation will be necessary. As they leave the restaurant, however,
an unknown assailant shoots at Stone and his cohorts-and the wily
Southerner has spread his two-dollar bills around to everyone like
confetti.
Against his better judgment, Stone offers Billy Bob a
safe haven for the night but almost immediately begins to suspect that
he's made several precipitous misjudgments-for the slippery
out-of-towner has gone missing and someone has been found dead-in
Stone's town house no less. Stone is now caught between a beautiful
federal prosecutor and a love from his past, a con man with more aliases
than hairs on his head, and a murder investigation that could ruin them
all.