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- Quercus
Scotland, Crime & mystery, Organized crime
A gripping gangland thriller sees heroine crime boss Kerry Casey in jail - for fans of Kimberley Chambers, Martina Cole and Jessie Keane
Kerry Casey is still reeling from the bombshell that her lover, undercover cop Vinny Burns, has gone missing in Spain. She's pregnant with his baby and will do anything to find him.
One night, driving along a country road, Kerry and her Uncle Danny are ambushed by gunmen. In the confusion that follows, shots are fired and two men are murdered. Kerry and Danny can only look on as the bodies are dragged from their assailant's car and placed in their own.
The police arrive in minutes. With cocaine, dead bodies and guns in the car, it looks like an open-and-shut case.
Kerry's been framed. She is forced to wait out her fate inside a women's prison, still not knowing what has happened to Vinnie. On the outside the Casey gang are hunting down the men who did this to her and they will stop at nothing to find them.
Praise for Trapped
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The latest gripping gangland thriller from "Scotland's own Martina Cole" will keep you reading into the wee small hours
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Martina Cole fans will love this fast-paced thriller that smacks you right between the eyes - Daily Mirror on Fight Back
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Gritty, hard-edged, not for the faint-hearted - Sunday Mirror on Fight Back
Anna Smith
Anna Smith is a journalist working on the Daily Record. She is the only female Chief Reporter of any national newspaper in the UK. Most of her stories come from trouble spots and she has reported from N.Ireland, Africa, Romania and the Gulf. She is single and lives in Lanarkshire, although she also has a house in Ireland.
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