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Jack Lennon #3
Soho Press
September 2012
On Sale: September 4, 2012
Featuring: Jack Lennon
354 pages ISBN: 1616951680 EAN: 9781616951689 Kindle: B004KABEO2 Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
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Thriller | Thriller Police Procedural
Detective Inspector Jack Lennon of the Belfast Police has
watched the developing cooperation between Northern
Ireland's Loyalist gangs and immigrant Lithuanian criminals
with unease. The Lithuanians traffic women from Eastern
Europe and Asia for the Loyalists' brothels, and they're all
making big money in spite of the recession that has stopped
Northern Ireland's peace boom in its tracks. Lennon
has a more intimate knowledge of the city's brothels than
he'll ever admit, but the surge in trafficked girls makes
him question his lifestyle, especially considering he has
his daughter, Ellen, to care for now.
When a
Lithuanian trafficker turns up dead on Christmas Eve with a
shard of glass embedded in his throat, Lennon's plans to
spend the holiday with Ellen are put in jeopardy. The dead
man was the younger brother of a ruthless Lithuanian crime
boss, Arturas Strazdas, and the young Ukrainian woman who
killed him has escaped her captors. Now Strazdas holds
the Loyalists responsible and won't let up until everyone
involved has paid. A bloody gang war erupts across the city.
Meanwhile, somewhere in Belfast, Galya, the
Ukrainian girl, is running for her life, alone and scared,
clinging to the darkest corners as the frozen streets empty
for the holiday. Galya's captors told her how the police
deal with illegal immigrants, that she is a criminal in a
foreign land, and the law will not help her. And now she is
also a murderer. She cannot be discovered by anyone, not the
cops, not the gang who held her prisoner. There is only one
person she can go to: a man she met on her first day as a
prostitute, a friend who gave her a crucifix and an address
to run to if she ever got away. He'd saved four prostitutes
before her, he's told her, and she can be his fifth. But
when Galya arrives at the address, she finds something more
evil than she had ever imagined.
Jack Lennon
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