Last Ferry Home

Detective Michael O'Higgins, still mourning his wife's death, encounters a charming Indian family during a therapy ferry ride and later finds himself investigating the suspicious death of a man he briefly met. As he probes the case, O'Higgins uncovers complex political and personal secrets, leading him to believe in the innocence of the woman at the center of the investigation. The story explores themes of grief, justice, and the delicate balance between professional duty and compassion.