The first rule in prison: protect yourself. Reid Middleton learned enough in prison not to trust anyone. The homeless shelter job offered a great place to hide, do his job, and stay uninvolved. But when Reid rescues a Russian from a fire set in the dormitory after a drug deal gone bad, his plans to rebuild his life quietly evaporate. Reid broke the rule and lost everything-again. Accused of murder, hailed as a savior for the mission, and appointed to find the truth about the tragedy, Reid shoulders the expectations of an endangered ministry. His journey unmasks an abusive administration, the misuse of funds, his destroyed faith, and the disintegration of the shelter's work with the most vulnerable. The only thing he's sure of? He's the wrong man for the job. Redemption begins with one soul's commitment to withstand evil. Easier said than done. Who do you trust when you can't trust yourself? All About the Money strips Reid Middleton, his co-workers, and the ministry he serves of every pretense and protestation of faith and reduces the conflict of life to its fundamentals: prevail or perish.