Matt Johnson Knihy

Police Inspector Robert Finlay delves into the dark world of East European sex trafficking and confronts Islamic extremists in this gripping crime novel. As a sequel to the critically acclaimed "Wicked Game," it promises to unravel complex themes of crime and justice while showcasing Finlay's relentless pursuit of truth in a morally challenging landscape. The narrative weaves together suspenseful elements that highlight the pressing social issues of our time.

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