In$ured to the Hilt

Everyone wants to make money off of insurance. In In$ured to the Hilt (75,360 words) this includes a greedy claimant, an ambitious administrative assistant, a desperate insurance agent, and a man obsessed with maintaining his reputation. In the end, they are all “insured to the hilt,” some more literally than others. John Smith, a failed private detective turned claims adjuster with Universal Heartland Liability and Casualty Assurance Company of America, Incorporated (the company with a heart ), tries to save his firm money by investigating a suspicious claim. Instead, his unorthodox but well-intentioned investigative techniques become a catalyst for murder.