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The Hiss Of The Snake by Morgan Greene is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is The Hiss Of The Snake about?
The Petrosyan trafficking operation is in tatters and Interpol and the NCA are working furiously to build their case. They want put the people responsible behind bars once and for all, but before the dust can even settle following their latest bust, key witnesses begin to die. Three suspicious deaths in a week has everyone scrambling. But the NCA are closing the cases faster than Detective Jamie Johansson can even look into them. Someone is killing those who can name the people pulling the strings, and the few witnesses who are still alive are running scared. But who is this new player, and what's their end game? Jamie must team up with a reluctant former partner to face this new and unseen foe. But it's not an investigation like any she's ever tackled. With no support and no jurisdiction, she's out on a limb, and there's no one to help her. How far will Jamie go to find the truth and put an end to the killing? This new adversary has their fangs deep into this investigation, their venom spreading quickly. Jamie must act fast if she has any hope of seeing this through. But the case might not be her biggest problem. Because this isn't just about money or power anymore. For the viper
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Morgan Greene
- Publisher
- Mercury Books
- Published
- 2024
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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