#VBT Review: Tell No Lies - Alison Brennan

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Tell No Lies (Quinn & Costa Thriller, #2)

Review: Tell No Lies - Book #2 Quinn and Costa Thrillers - Allison Brennan - March 2021

This book starts with a bang when we meet two college students. One is all about the environment and saving the world and the other wants to marry her and go along with her ideas. One weekend, Emma wants to go on a hike and take some samples of the water as she noticed birds are dying. During the hike, she is killed and soon her boyfriend is claiming it's murder and not the accident that the police seem to think it was. What did Emma find that someone wanted to shut her up? The book then jumps to another side of Patagonia, Arizona where we learn an industrial company is being investigated for illegally dumping their waste into the waters and killing/ getting the locals sick. We are then introduced to the FBI Agents Quinn and Costa as they are thrown into the undercover world and start investigating the company. With agents situated around the smalltown in places like the Bar and the workforce, something must turn up to allow them to solve the crimes. What will happen though when the main suspect is found murdered and executed? During the latter part of the novel, a third storyline pops up about human trafficking and getting the illegals across the border. Are all these three incidents connected or are they individual coincidences? Find out in this Environmental Eco-Fiction Thriller. Even though Tell No Lies is Book #2 of the Quinn and Costa series, it is easy enough to be read as a stand-alone crime novel.


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