They haven’t come through the dangers, toils, and snares. They’re stuck smack in the middle of them.
Detectives Paxton and Walsh have their hands full when they discover a prison transport crash is no accident. Some passengers are missing, others have been shot, and the death toll is rising. Holden’s barely back from vacation when he responds to the call, and now he’s the prime suspect.
That’s only the beginning of their problems.
A rash of home burglaries, an increase in local drug sales, and two arsons have the detectives spread thin. Too thin. Something’s bound to be missed, and the cost could be devastating.
So why have news outlets not covered the stories? Why hasn’t the mayor issued a statement? Someone’s controlling the narrative, and that’s every bit as concerning as the crimes themselves.
The guys are fighting on too many fronts… and no one is watching their backs.
