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Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 9285 comments Mod
As a new year dawns in the capital city, dual scandals rock the Metropolitan Police Department—and Lieutenant Sam Holland is right in the middle of them.

Chief Farnsworth is catching heat for the way he handled a recent homicide investigation, and Detective Gonzales is accused of failing to disclose an earlier connection to the judge who decided his custody hearing. When Gonzo’s fight for his child turns deadly and he has a shaky alibi, Sam must defend two of her closest colleagues. All while her husband, Vice President Nick Cappuano, settles into his new office at the White House. Nick begins to wonder if the president is using him for a political boost, and his worries mount over a complication in the plans to adopt Scotty at a time when Sam is being put through the wringer by the always-rabid D.C. press corps. As the evidence against Gonzo piles up, Sam suspects someone is gunning for her—and her team.

Settings
Washington, DC
Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia
Bermuda

24 Chapters
Epilogue

Character List
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Anita (anitanodiva) | 2973 comments Like the plot of this book couldn't be seen books ago. Nick is now Vice President and Sam continues to work as a homicide detective. That happens a lot, right? The President is using Nick? What a shock. Since when does the defendant have to disclose a previous relationship with a judge? I thought it was the judge's responsibility to recuse themselves. Gonzo's baby mama turns up dead and he's a suspect? What a shock. This series continues to stretch the bounds of creditability. I expect at least some ties to reality in the books I read.


Charlene (charlenethestickler) | 1203 comments I have it at home.


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