The Road to Ruin From Bill Garrison, best-selling author of The Day She Died. Tommy Knox finally has everything he ever wanted—success, influence, and a fast path to the top of Freeman Construction. But one hidden project buried deep in the company’s books threatens to destroy it all. What begins as a routine audit turns into something far darker. The Solomon Project isn’t just sloppy accounting. It’s a cover-up someone is willing to kill for. When Tommy’s warnings are ignored—and then punished—his world collapses overnight. Friends turn. Powerful executives close ranks. And the people behind the scheme will do anything to silence him. Forced to run, Tommy turns to the only person he can trust: Lindy Ross , a single mother battling her own regrets and clinging to a fragile faith. Together, they uncover a conspiracy stretching into state government and find themselves trapped in a deadly game where every move counts. But the truth can’t stay hidden forever. And to survive, Tommy must confront the one man he’s avoided his entire life: his father—the source of his deepest wounds and the key to exposing everything. Fast-paced, clean, and suspenseful, The Road to Ruin delivers a gripping story of corruption, betrayal, and the unexpected paths that lead toward redemption. Perfect for fans of Terri Blackstock, Joel C. Rosenberg, and twist-filled, faith-tinged thrillers. Praise for Bill Garrison’s previous novel, The Day She Died “An addicting journey through time that kept me anticipating where my next clue would come from… A classic whodunit twisted into a time pretzel. I loved it!” — Toby Rowland , Voice of the Oklahoma Sooners “A mind-bending, page-turning mystery that showcases Garrison’s ability to weave a complex plotline into an unforgettable story.” — Rene Gutteridge , best-selling author of Misery Loves Company “A fascinating book that will delight lovers of mystery and fantasy.” — Donita K. Paul , best-selling author of Dragon Keeper Chronicles “An intriguing story of mystery, love, and danger.” — Michelle Griep , author of Brentwood’s Ward