Visible Threat - by Janice Cantore (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Officer Brinna Caruso wants perfection--perfect justice and a perfect world. She wants to save and protect all the innocents in the world, no matter the cost.<br/><br/>Orphaned and struggling to get by, Ivana and her sister left Bulgaria for America with dreams of a better life. But since they arrived in Long Beach, everything they were promised has turned out to be a lie.<br/><br/>After a dead girl is found in the river with a mysterious tattoo on her hip, homicide detective Jack O'Reilly asks for Brinna's help. Unaware of the depths of evil that will be uncovered, Brinna finds herself flung into a dangerous frontier--an organized human trafficking ring.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>K9 Officer Brinna Caruso wants to save and protect all the innocents in the world no matter what the cost. Suspended for disobeying a direct order and up against a town council that is considering whether to continue funding her K9 dog, she questions her career choice.<br/><br/>When the body of a young woman is found in the river with a mysterious tattoo on her hip, homicide detective Jack O'Reilly asks for Brinna's help. It is soon clear that the victim's death is more than a random act of violence, and Brinna must deal with issues from her past that threaten to overwhelm her.<br/><br/>A police procedural, <i>Visible Threat</i> delves into the evils of human trafficking. As a retired police officer, author Janice Cantore provides an accurate behind-the-scenes view of law enforcement and the challenges associated with solving cases. Through well-written dialogue and effective plot twists, the reader is quickly drawn into a story that sensitively yet realistically deals with a difficult topic. Teens would enjoy the story as well, but it should be read with discussion in mind regarding the topic of human trafficking.--Christian Library Journal<br>
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