In the underbelly of New York City, secrets are more valuable than gold, and no one knows that better than Harry “Super Snitch” Richie. Once a decorated detective, Harry’s world came crashing down when he was indicted for taking a bribe in a drug conspiracy case. He managed to beat the charges due to insufficient evidence, but the stain on his reputation never faded.
Eighteen years on the force had taught him two things—how to dig up information and how to sell it. After losing everything, Harry took the only path left to him: working as an informant for the DEA and FBI. But the government’s meager payouts weren’t enough. That’s when he had an idea.
Armed with his Mac, a large monitor, and an internet connection, Harry transforms his skills into a lucrative business—buying and selling information to the highest bidder. Criminals, corporations, law enforcement—whoever pays the most, Harry delivers. He’s no longer a cop, but he’s not exactly a criminal either. Walking the razor-thin line between justice and corruption, Harry plays a dangerous game in a world where trust is a liability and betrayal is just another transaction.
As the stakes rise and old enemies resurface, Harry must decide: Is he the hunter or the hunted? And in a city where everyone has something to hide, is there any place left for a man who knows too much?