โ Scribed by Maureen Carter
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When ten-year-old Josh Banks's body is discovered dumped on waste ground, Detective Sergeant Bev Morriss wants justice. She's not alone. Everyone hates child killers--even hardened criminals. Tip-offs trickle in, and the new press liaison officer has his work cut out when the squad springs a leak. Trial by redtop is the least of the cops' worries...
7th in Maureen Carter's Birmingham-based 'Bev Morriss' police series.
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