Summary of James Patterson's Murder Beyond the Grave

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The man was buried alive by a stranger, who had kidnapped him and handcuffed him. He had left three items in the coffin: a gallon jug of cloudy water, a pile of candy bars, and a car battery attached to a caged lightbulb. He tried to calm his nerves by thinking of the faces of his children and the woman he loved. #2 Danny was 30 years old, well dressed, and handsome. He walked into a Chicago steak house and was greeted by a rush of warm air, a cloud of cigarette smoke, and a barrel-chested host who lit up when he saw him. Yo, Danny, the man said. Long time no see, eh. Danny opened his mouth to say more small talk, but the host cut him off with a nod toward the kitchen. #3 The police had been planning this for weeks. They had arrested Danny Edwards, a low-level hoodlum, and convinced him that they would not charge him if he wore a wire and helped them bring down his supplier. #4 The police arrived and arrested Danny and Mitch. The police searched the office and found no drugs, but they still arrested them. They were going to lock them up until they were old enough to collect social security.