Jane Doe

Jane Doe fell to her death from the Oakland Bay Bridge. No one claimed her or seemed to know her. But Jack Beckett had tried to save her.He didn't sleep well that night, and the next morning he vowed to find out why she died. He had held her hand for a few seconds until it slipped away. He saw her eyes as she fell, and he knew she didn't want to die.He found a clue, a young man who lived above a Chinese restaurant had briefly talked with her. The young man saw her get into an SUV, and he got a partial plate. Beckett tracked her to a house in Berkeley. When he knocked on the door, it was empty. But the girl had been there, along with another girl who had just been kidnapped.FBI Agent Riley O'Connor joined the hunt with Jack. Beckett had stumbled upon a human trafficking ring. Jane Doe was dead, but a beautiful college student was still missing and most likely with the traffickers as they escaped. Another lead placed the girl and the traffickers near the LA airport. The clock was ticking. If Beckett didn't get there in time, something unspeakable would happen.Praise for Jack Beckett Adventures. Jack Beckett reminds me of Jack Reacher. If you enjoy lots of action and adventure, read D.G. Baxter's books. – Terry The Beckett series is one of the best ever. I really need more. I can't get enough of the characters and especially the banter. – GMR