Books matching: human trafficking investigation
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Save:The Janes by Louisa Luna follows the tenacious private investigator Alice Vega and her partnership with former cop Max Cap Caplan as they delve into a murder investigation involving two unidentified young women found on the outskirts of San Diego. As they uncover a dark criminal enterprise of drug smuggling, human trafficking, and murder, Vega's relentless pursuit of justice and Cap's unwavering support lead them on a dangerous journey to solve the case and bring the perpetrators to justice. Luna's intricate plot, diverse cast of characters, and gripping storytelling keep readers engaged as they follow Vega and Cap's mission to uncover the truth behind the murders and rescue the innocent victims involved.
meet our girl: seventeen, arrived here a year ago from a rough and dusty town in Chiapas, considered pretty by most standards because she is young, her face unmarked by scars or wrinkles, her body boa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Alice Vega ) - #2
Save:Alone In the Dark by Karen Rose follows the gripping storyline of Homicide Detective Scarlett Bishop and former Army Ranger Marcus O'Bannion as they delve into a dangerous world of human traffickers in Cincinnati. The book is praised for its addictive and fast-paced plot, filled with suspense and romance. Karen Rose's writing style is commended for its detailed character development and seamless storytelling, keeping readers enthralled from start to finish.
Detective Scarlett Bishop left her jacket in her car on purpose. Partly because it was too damned hot and sticky to even consider wearing a stitch more clothing than was absolutely necessary. But most...
(Also, see 41 recommendations for the series Cincinnati ) - #3
Save:"The Girl Who Played with Fire" by Stieg Larsson is the second installment in the Millennium Trilogy, following the characters Mikael Blomkvist and Lisbeth Salander as they get entangled in a sex trafficking operation. When Salander is accused of a triple murder, Blomkvist takes on the investigation to prove her innocence. The plot is filled with thrills, surprises, and action sequences, maintaining a gripping pace that keeps readers engaged. delves deeper into Salander's character, revealing more about her past and her complex personality. The author's writing style is described as well-crafted, with detailed and believable characters that add depth to the story.
Lisbeth Salander pulled her sunglasses down to the tip of her nose and squinted from beneath the brim of her sun hat. She saw the woman from room 32 come out of the hotel side entrance and walk to one...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Millennium ) - #4
Save:In "Cold Secrets" by Toni Anderson, FBI Special Agent Lucas Randall goes undercover to investigate a sex trafficking ring, leading him to Boston to rescue a kidnapped eight-year-old girl. Alongside him is FBI Special Agent Ashley Chen, who brings her cyber and profiling expertise to the investigation. The story unfolds with intense action, twists, and suspense, as the characters delve into the dark world of human trafficking and prostitution. Anderson weaves a complex plot with multiple subplots and support characters, keeping readers on edge as secrets are revealed, relationships develop, and the investigation takes unexpected turns.
If anyone recognized Lucas Randall, he was a dead man. He knocked on the plain black door and shifted his weight from one foot to the other. The start of a beard sprouted from his grimy cheeks. Motor ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cold Justice ) - #5
Save:'Kingdom of Strangers' by Zoe Ferraris is a murder mystery set in Saudi Arabia, focusing on the investigation of a serial killer targeting immigrant women who work as exploited servants in the repressive society. The book delves into the complexities of Saudi Arabian culture, highlighting the restrictive nature of women's rights and the challenges faced by those trying to advance in a society dominated by traditional values. Through the eyes of characters like Katya Hijazi and Inspector Ibrahim Zahrani, the author paints a vivid picture of the everyday life in Saudi Arabia, intertwining personal struggles with a gripping crime investigation.
The writing style of Zoe Ferraris in 'Kingdom of Strangers' is described as captivating, with a detailed portrayal of the societal norms and customs of Saudi Arabia. The plot is engaging, drawing readers into a world that is both familiar and alien, showcasing the tensions between modern aspirations and traditional expectations in a setting where justice and personal relationships intertwine amidst a backdrop of exploitation and human trafficking.
The SUV hit the sand drift, skidded, and stopped in the middle of the road. The Homicide team got out, four men in plainclothes, their shirts wrinkled, faces stung by the sun. Only one man had thought...
(Also, see 18 recommendations for the series Nayir Sharqi & Katya Hijazi ) - #6
Save:In 'Blood Destiny' by Tessa Dawn, readers are introduced to Jocelyn Levi, an ICE agent investigating human trafficking in the Rocky Mountains. Her path crosses with Nathaniel Silivasi, a Vampyr from the House of Jadon, who is on a mission to protect innocent lives. The story unfolds with a mix of suspense, danger, and supernatural elements, as Jocelyn and Nathaniel navigate through a world filled with dark curses, ancient rivalries, and the complexities of destiny.
The book combines elements of dark fantasy, paranormal romance, and supernatural thriller, creating a narrative that is both gritty and captivating. With a unique take on vampires, intricate world-building, and a fast-paced plot filled with twists and turns, 'Blood Destiny' keeps readers engaged as they follow the journey of Jocelyn and Nathaniel amidst a backdrop of blood curses, forbidden love, and supernatural powers.
The dark woods were eerily quiet. Not a single sound invaded the night. Not even the soft hooting of an owl overhead or the faint rustle of leaves in the trees as an icy wind swept through the darknes... 'McMafia: A Journey Through the Global Criminal Underworld' by Misha Glenny is a comprehensive investigation into organized crime worldwide, delving into the interconnected web of criminal activities that span different countries and continents. Glenny's writing style, while not overly stylish, is described as compulsively readable and plenty scary, keeping readers engaged with the dark and intriguing world of global criminal underworld. The book covers a wide range of topics, from the rise of the Russian mafia to the shadow economies in countries like South Africa, Brazil, Canada, Japan, and China.
The bells tolled uninterrupted for fifteen minutes as they carried the coffin into St. Nedelya’s Cathedral. At the head of the procession was Patriarch Maxim, head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, be...- #8
Save:The Red Market by Scott Carney is a thought-provoking and heartbreaking exploration into the world of organ brokers, bone thieves, blood farmers, and child traffickers. The book delves into the dark realities of the red market, shedding light on the exploitation and desperation that drive individuals to participate in these markets, all while presenting the information in a compelling and sometimes horrific manner. Carney's writing style is described as frank, sensitive, and beautifully written, offering readers an enlightening and eye-opening journey through the business of life and death.
FOR A BRIEF moment Emily is weightless, suspended between the point where the upward momentum from her limbs is about to give way to gravity. Here, at the apogee of her ascent, the physics have sealed... - #9
Save:In "Flood Tide" by Clive Cussler, the story follows Dirk Pitt as he uncovers a smuggling operation of illegal Chinese immigrants while on vacation at Orion Lake. Teaming up with an INS field agent, Dirk and his team work to stop the smuggling operation run by a wealthy and diabolical man. The book is described as a thrilling adventure mystery with non-stop action, interesting twists in the plot, and a mix of historical notations, romance, and fun elements. The writing style is praised for being engaging, detailed, and immersive, keeping readers hooked until the end.
AS IF SHE WERE STRUGGLING OUT OF A BOTTOMLESS PIT, CONsciousness slowly returned to Ling T'ai. Her whole upper body swam in pain. She groaned through clenched teeth, wanting to scream out in agony. Sh...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dirk Pitt )
