Who Will Guard the Guards

"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"
Juvenal, Satires (Satire VI, lines 347–8)
Who Will Guard the Guards is the third book in the Major Crime Squad series written by Luke Heath.
== Blurb ==
A member of the police force turns up dead, apparently having committed suicide. Investigation of his death reveals that he was actually murdered and that the killer is someone who has knowledge of forensic techniques and how to combat them. Unfortunately, it seems that the killer is someone with a grudge against the police because he is just the first of the victims. 
== Detailed Summary ==
Esther and Xavier are in their car when it is run off the road by a black four-wheel drive.Things are complicated when it is revealed that Esther and Sheridan’s daughter were in a relationship, though Esther’s conservative parents didn’t know about it, or her sexual preference.
In the final confrontation, Jane is shot by Robertson (though her vest takes the bullet), and when she is being checked over, is told she is pregnant.
== Timeline ==
July-August 2015
Monday 20th – X is killed and dumped, with the rain washing away any trace evidence. 
== Characters ==
Dan Ackland | Xavier Blair | Leah Blakeney | Rick Brady | Charles Branson | Esther Cohen | Andrea Dobbs | Bill Earnshaw | Michael Eden | James Everett | Alex Giles | Beth Goldstein | Talia Gordon | Isabelle Grayson | Sam Halley | John Lacy | Ken Lawton | Thom Lisson | Aundrea Mackey | Kyle Manning | Audrey Mansell | Zoe Martindale | Charlotte Massola | Laurence Mitchell | Tim Newton | Yvette Pfeiffer | Mercedes Pitman | Bonnie Powers | Aaron Robertson | Spencer Scerri | Anne-Marie Sheridan | Ian Sheridan | Jack Southwell | Walter Thompson | Georgia Tremaine | Jim Troughton | Kath Valentine | Leo Wyselaskie
== Memorable Lines ==
== Exceptional Character Moments ==
== Points of Interest==
* X was stationed at Cannington and involved in the investigation into Robert Massey (MCS1).
* In her venting about her daughter’s relationship with another woman, Jacqui Cohen mentions "nashim mesolelot", which is Hebrew for the act of Tribadism.