Since Jack Morgan started PRIVATE, it has become the world’s most effective investigation firm sought out by the famous and powerful to discreetly handle their most intimate problems. PRIVATE’s investigators are the smartest, fastest and most technologically advanced in the world and they always find out the truth – so what could go wrong? When Jack’s former lover is found dead in his bed, he...
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The latest entry in Patterson’s newest series “Private”, which follows the adventures of Jack Morgan, who owns and runs an exclusive private detective agency described as the “world’s most effective investigation firm”. They have more resources and more equipment than all of the law enforcement agencies combined. Morgan is a former marine and CIA agent who inherits the business from his father,...
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