Description
When Dan Burton beats up Antoine Bousquet, the clothing designer suspect in the murder of two Chinese seamstresses, he jeopardizes his job as a homicide detective and his life. Bousquet is released without bail because of Burton’s mistake. When Bousquet turns up dead, beaten and tortured, Burton becomes the prime suspect. The department’s Internal Affairs inspectors, Bousquet’s live-in lover, several Russian gangsters, and the kingpin of the Boston underworld are all looking for Burton. But Elder Darrow, his best friend and proprietor of the Esposito bar, hides Burton and helps save his position on the Boston Police Department and rescue him from death. In the process, they expose an evil scheme by which illegal immigrants were effectively enslaved to work in Antoine Bousquet’s sweat shops.

My Review:
This is the third book in the series and as such I was a bit confused trying to follow the story. It would have been nice to see a brief summary for those who did not read the previous books.

That being said, once I figured out what was going on I thoroughly enjoyed the book The characters to me were well depicted.

This book was provided for free in exchange for my honest opinion.

I highly recommend this book, but warn you - you should read the first two books.

Third book in a series. Would have probably helped to understand the protagonist had I read the previous novels. Overall, a good mystery that keeps the reader’s interest.