A fortunate son and failed lawyer turned failed banker turned struggling stockbroker inexplicably marries well, crosses paths with Al Capone and determines, as his crowning achievement, to reform Capone and introduce him into polite society, of which he is its most marginal member. This mission, which Capone endorses while systematically murdering his competitors, and then his allies, poses one question. Is Capone ready for reform?

When a pastor turns up HIV-positive, pregnant and murdered, there are no lack of suspects, and that's just within her own church. Sheriff Gogebic has another problem. The election is coming up and he'll be out of a job in 90 days if he doesn't get this solved. Are his problems over when three younger women step forward with clues and offers or are they just beginning?