"And talking to some of our friends in Charlestown, it seems you made quite a reputation for yourself. … Come on, Finn. Guys like us never really change our spots. I’ve seen that same viciousness at the law firm — in the way you rip witnesses to shreds, or handle cases for the partners. You’re a take-no-prisoners kind of guy. It’s a more genteel world, but your instincts are still there. Plus, you’re smart, and you’ve got some of the best trial skills I’ve ever seen. A guy like you could be a huge asset to the organization."
Finn glared at him. "Do you really think I could join you, knowing you killed Natalie?" — From "Dark Harbor" by David Hosp
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