End of the Line: A Drew Patrick Crime Thriller Novel
- ISBN-10
- 1952748100
- ISBN-13
- 9781952748103
- Series
- End of the Line
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-05-24
- Author
- Jason Richards
Description
Power corrupts. Absolute power can be murder.The murder of a Boston political consultant in a small Massachusetts town points toward Russian mobster Boris Grigorev. The only problem is that State Police detective Robert Burke doesn't believe Grigorev pulled the trigger. Burke hires private detective Drew Patrick to uncover the truth and bring the real killer to justice. But the case may be more than Drew can handle when he goes up against powerful political forces with secrets to hide. Secrets they kill to protect.Drew Patrick faces his most dangerous case yet in this riveting new crime thriller novel featuring the witty and tough hard-boiled detective and his signature action, suspense, and crackling dialogue.
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