Deadly Intent

Anna Travis, Book 4

When an ex-police officer from the murder squad is found shot dead in a dank squat, Detective Anna Travis is pulled into the case he was working on—the hunt for Alexander Fitzpatrick, a drug-trafficker with a vast fortune, and one of the most wanted men in the Western world. But there have been no sightings of Fitzpatrick for over a decade.

As the body count rises, and with no sign of Fitzpatrick, the investigation takes a horrifying turn. Anna and her team learn that Fitzpatrick, wherever he is, may have access to one of the most lethal drugs in existence. With the lives of millions are at stake, can they find Fitzpatrick before it's too late?

©2008 Lynda La Plante (P)2022 Bonnier Books UK

Anna Acts so weak

Although Anna is such a great detective, she acts so weak and pathetic to that A-hole Langton. I’m not sure why he’s allowed to talk to her in such a unprofessional manner. She’s the best person on the murder squad. Linda La Plante should pull something big out of the next book in this series, because I’m beginning to think that she’s okay with men being dismissive towards women