Operation WetFish Book 14: Trust and Betrayal (Volume 14)

Police incompetence, witness intimidation, expensive lawyers. There are many reasons the guilty walk free of court. For Operation WetFish, a legal and entirely unorthodox department of the London police, the courts never have the final say. Frame-ups, alerting rival gangs or simply making the bad guys disappear … Operation WetFish employs a variety of methods to clean up the mistakes of the courts. As Detective Thompson attempts to frame a murderer, she finds the man’s family slaughtered in their beds. Shot by armed police as she makes her escape, she flees the scene with fellow detectives Lin and Foster. Unable to reveal their actions to the regular police, the three women go into hiding, certain their DCI has betrayed them.With Thompson wounded, the detectives must save the life of their colleague, while at the same time determine whether WetFish has hung them out to dry. They reason the best way to accomplish this is to investigate the murders themselves. Only with the true murderer brought to trial do the three detectives stand any chance of returning to the lives they once led. Yet they soon find that tracking a murderer brings its own fresh set of dangers.