The cop pulled something out of his pocket. "You recognize this, Josh?" I stared at it. It couldn't be. Andrew looked at it too. After a moment he said, "That looks like the fish club Dad gave you." "Those are your initials, aren't they, Josh?" the woman cop said. I nodded. "It's what Scott was hit with. We have it down at the police station, Josh. Besides your initials, it has your fingerprints on it." Josh had been living in a group home after being ratted out by Scott, his one-time best friend. Now he has moved in with his brother and overbearing sister-in-law and has been sent to a class designed to teach him to deal with his anger. When an old enemy continues to push his buttons and Scott appears to be up to his old tricks, Josh struggles to control his temper. Framed for a crime he didn't commit, it will take all of his new-found strength to keep his cool - and his freedom. Norah McClintock is a best-selling author of a number of novels. She is a five-time winner of the Arthur Ellis Award.