Marco and his two best friends are all ex-cons gone good - mostly. They hard to look out for the people they care about without bending the rules too far. They have their own code of honor that made it almost hard to believe they were once the "bad guys" - at least until they did something illegal...

The biggest draw back in this book for me was trying to keep the three men separate. Their histories and actions started to merge and I'm still not sure if I have it all straight as to who did what. Their plan to find Sylvie's kidnappers and then to seek out revenge wasn't all that complicated so there weren't any tricky details to try and keep track of. But it was still very interesting. This was my first foray into this genre and it was a great starter.