No Safe Place
Nick Broussard returned to his hometown of New Orleans after spending 15 years as a SEAL doing special ops. He signed on with NOPD but managed to get himself thrown off the force for taking payouts after only six months. That's okay because Nick has a plan to find out what really happened to his estranged father, also a cop of long standing with the NOPD. Now a private investigator, Nick knows the minute he sees Kate standing on the dock where he keeps his boat that she is going to be nothing but trouble.
As Kate and Nick begin to peel away the layers of secrets surrounding both deaths, the dark side of New Orleans becomes more and more apparent. Friends are not who they seem and enemies are hard to determine. Many are willing to kill rather than have their secrets uncovered.
JoAnn Ross has written a great story but she has also laid bare some of New Orleans' worst secrets. Her careful research into New Orleans post Katrina shows us a city that still has a long way to go on its road to recovery. Unfortunately, the stories about corruption in New Orleans were, and still are, true.
Other books by JoAnn Ross that I have read and can recommend.
The Homecoming
Breakpoint
Shattered
Crossfire
Freefall
No Safe Place
Blaze
Out of the Storm
Out of the Blue
Out of the Mist
Magnolia Moon
River Road
Blue Bayou
Far Harbor
Homeplace
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