Smith and Weston

Smith and Weston
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Publisher : FriesenPress
Total Pages : 260
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ISBN-10 : 9781039183254
ISBN-13 : 1039183255
Rating : 4/5 (255 Downloads)

Book Synopsis Smith and Weston by : Doris Nickles

Download or read book Smith and Weston written by Doris Nickles and published by FriesenPress. This book was released on 2023-11-27 with total page 260 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In the gritty world of River City, a new surge of crime threatens to drown the city in darkness. But this time, the corruption runs deeper, infesting the very heart of the justice system itself. Among those standing as the last line of defense are detectives Jordon Smith and Steve Weston, two of the city’s most tenacious and relentless investigators. As they delve into a treacherous labyrinth of crime, they are joined by a new partner, Detective Cindy Bishop, known simply as D. With a natural instinct for uncovering criminals and an unyielding courage that constantly puts her own life on the line, D proves to be a formidable if not fragile addition to the team. However, this crusade for justice is far from a simple battle against villains. The lines between their professional and personal lives blur, entangling the detectives in a web of emotions. As they confront the usual drug lords, kidnappers, and ruthless murderers, they must also grapple with their own feelings for each other and the haunting questions within themselves. In this pulse-pounding novel, trust is betrayed, alliances are tested, and hearts are laid bare. Will the determination of these seasoned investigators be enough to cleanse the city of its festering crime, or will the darkness seep into their souls, consuming them from within? River City’s fate hangs in the balance, and only the most resilient and resolute will emerge unscathed.


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