Boston Homicide Detective Jane Rizzoli is about to give birth but she still performs her job by testifying against a man she arrested. The man goes berserk and Jane gets off the witness stand, restrains and cuffs him. Her water breaks and she goes to the hospital where her doctor sends her to Diagnostic Imaging for an ultra sound. In another part of the hospital, a Jane Doe kills a security guard and ends up in Diagnostic Imaging where she keeps Jane and five other people hostage.

The Feds take over the operation citing national security reasons and before the hostage situation ends the woman and her accomplice is dead. The Feds confiscate the notes and all evidence related to the two dead people. The last thing that the woman says to Jane is "Mila knows". The woman is traced back to a house where five women were murdered, four of whom w were kept against their will in a white slavery ring. Even though Jane just gave birth she is determined to find Mila and expose the people running the ring who erase all traces of their existence when things get too hot.

The Jane Doe was found in the morgue by Medical Examiner Maura Isles. The woman was declared dead when she was fished out of the ocean but revived when she warmed up. She is determined to make her story known to the American people even though people highly placed in law enforcement and government won't be stopped until she is dead. Jane is determined to find out her motivation because during the takedown of the hostages, actions were taken that didn't make sense.

Oktoberlek, Grattis!

# 10/8

My prize from the October game arranged by Deepswamp. Thank you!!

This book has been in my TBR FAAAR too long. When I finally got round to read it I found I enjoyed it very much! I will be looking for more novels by Tess Garritsen.

I have passed this book on to a non-BC friend who wanted to read it.

And now the book is back with me.

The book will be released at the BC meeting this afternoon. I will leave the book on the shelf at Oslo Visitor Centre if no one takes it home.

The book is part of the following challenges: "Release a V-book in July 2018" and "Keep the books moving 2018".