She’d been arrested and sent to prison, all under the covert supervision of the DEA, so she could solve a case there they hadn’t been able to crack. Very few knew the real story and she had been ostracized by many of her old friends and co-workers. After she’d been released from prison, she’d used that cover many times and had solved several cases because of it.
“You really did that?” Carver asked his eyes wide with amazement.
Cam nodded. “Look me up on the web. It was never expunged so I’m still legally a felon.”
“My God!” Carver exclaimed. “Hasn’t that stopped you from doing things or going places?”
“I work for the government,” Cam said with an ironic smile. “Those that know the truth have the ways and means to circumvent those things. I couldn’t get a passport in my own name while I
