Hidden In Plain Sight by Amy Lee Burgess

On a personal note, Warwick and his fiancee, Beth, are eager to share their nuptials, planning a small ceremony that turns out to be anything but calm. Through a series of mad car chases, working off crumbs of CI intel, Warwick is none the wiser when it comes to landing this big fish, but refuses to give up too swiftly. Working through the handful of confidential informants (CIs) at their disposal, Warwick and the team learn that there is a weekly meeting that could garner a great deal of potent arrests, though the location of the Viper remains a well-guarded secret. Warwick's promotion brings a new member to the team, DC Paul Adaja, whose interest in getting things done helps pave the way to a successful addition to the team.

Large amounts of heroin have made its way into London, a drug that has crippled 1986 England and sent waves throughout the Metropolitan Police. However, with this comes a move to the Major Drug Squad for an intense case that could bring much notoriety. William Warwick has been given a rare treat at work, a long overdue promotion to Detective Sergeant. Taking readers back to the glory days of the 1980s, this police procedural is sure to impress many, particularly those who have a great affinity for Archer's Clifton Chronicles. Jeffrey Archer returns with another stellar novel in the William Warwick series. Martin’s Press for providing me with a copy of this publication, which allows me to provide you with an unbiased review. First and foremost, a large thank you to NetGalley, Jeffrey Archer, and St.

Hidden In Plain Sight by Amy Lee Burgess