Blood Money

Native American do-gooder Jane Whitefield has a knack for helping people escape their troubled lives. In BLOOD MONEY, she once again comes to the rescue when Rita, an 18-year-old house servant, requests that Jane help her and her accountant-for-the-mob boss, Bernie Lupus, to disappear and resume life under assumed names. For years, Bernie has been the keeper of the mob family's ill-begotten stash of 10 billion dollars. But for some reason, the family is beginning to distrust their money-minder--a feeling that could result in some fatal "accidents" if Rita and Bernie don't get out of town fast. Assisting them in their disappearance proves simple for Jane. But now the twosome wants her to snatch the cash away from the mob's clutches and their dirty deeds. So begins a suspenseful game of cat and mouse, in which Jane must dole out the cash to various charities before the mob catches her.