In Gaetano Piccadaci's page-turner, "Dark Justice: White Collar Crimes," the shady side of small town corruption rears throws a monkey wrench into a honest mans plans to retire.
 
Once a dreamer with big plans, finds himself in the middle of this chaos, his idea of a solid career and a chill retirement goes up in smoke. A boss from hell, a real superintendent nightmare, starts throwing verbal bombs and racial nonsense around the workplace. And guess what? The craziness doesn't stop there. This corruption seeps into the lives of doctors, lawyers, and politicians – basically, everyone is in cahoots for some shady gains.
 
Life takes a nosedive and the quest for justice turns into a wild ride. Turns out, the legal system is all ears when those in power are affected, but for hard working regular folks? Not so much.
 
"Dark Justice White Collar Crimes" takes you on a wild ride that exposes the messed-up reality of white-collar crimes and the struggle against a system that seems to shrug off the little guys.