Most people at one time or another daydream about finding a huge stash of money and speculate what they would do with it. It usually starts off with spend, spend, spend, then the reality of being discovered with someone else's money sets in. The mind goes into overdrive trying to surmount all the eventualities. A Bag of Money embraces and overcomes these problems in what I believe creates a different and interesting approach. This dilemma faces usually honest, upstanding citizen John Lester. While leisurely walking through the woods with his dog, Danka, he stumbles across a hockey bag full of money. Drug money, lost money, manna from heaven, he's not sure which. Should he keep the money or turn it over to the police? The decisions he makes changes his life forever. The book presents John's point of view, the search by the people who lost the money and the police efforts to find it. Detective-Sergeant Jim Mcdonald is back on the case with his usual dogged perseverance and drives it to what I hope you will accept as a successful conclusion.