Horus Templar and the Case of the Draft-Dodging Drone

The warm glow of victory couldn't last forever. Still nursing the wounds of a devastating In Absentia case, Horus finds himself more dependent on his friends and associates than ever before. How, then, will he manage, when his next client turns out to be a Berlie Beirel Clerk, whose very origins threaten to reopen much older scars? And what will happen if the people he needs most can't be there for him in a case of international scope? Does Horus have what it takes to make it on his own? Do...