"I was murdered on Christmas Eve, but I didn’t stay dead. I was resurrected fully on New Year’s Day, but my memory of the past three years was a void. What happened in those three years is something I do not want to confront."

With that gaping hole in his memory, Detective Sergeant Martin Money tries to rebuild his life. But he has alienated everyone who ever cared for him - everyone that is, except those claiming to be his friends; people of whom he has no memory.

People he does not trust.

If they would be friends with the forgotten man he became, he does not want to know them now.

With no personal life to speak of, Martin concentrates on his career, although the only person willing to take a chance on him now is Detective Inspector Cupinda Rowe, a one-time student of Mark’s, and now head of the missing persons unit.

Yet, even as he tries to put it all behind him, the case of a runaway teen drags him back into the life he cannot dodge, and the connections he made during his time as a violent, corrupt officer, may just hold the information he needs to find this young man, and complete his redemption.

A story of hopelessness into hope, Three Years Dead takes Martin Money back into a hell that no one wants him to recall.