Two days later, the deceased is identified as child advocate attorney Blanca Flynn, the daughter of a judge nominated for a seat on the California Supreme Court and the sister to a police commissioner. The trail is cold when Fey and her crew are assigned the case. The victim had a lot of enemies, including her estranged husband and father, both of whom she accused of being pediophiles. As Fey investigates, the case stirs up buried memories from her own past that, if she is not careful, could taint her inquires. Paul Bishop's police procedurals are some of the best works on the market today as he employs his twenty-three years with the LAPD to turn his exciting story lines into authentic, believable tales.
Readers experience their triumphs and fears as the audience senses what the quintet feels.
If justice prevails, this book will gain its due, as it deserves best seller status. Comments and suggestions welcome.