Murphy's Law

A serial killer is stalking London"s West End, targeting homeless women. Murphy is about to leave on vacation when he gets shocking news: the latest victim is an undercover cop—and Murphy"s friend. Devastated, he poses as a homeless man, determined to find the killer.

A promising young officer on a top drug squad commits suicide. Was he a victim of racist bullying? Murphy goes undercover in the squad and learns that everyone is on the take, including the gorgeous DC Mel Kovacs. Murphy feels more than a professional interest in her, even when a second officer dies.

Murphy goes undercover with Interpol to infiltrate a car-smuggling ring. Paired with a French agent named Benoit, he poses as an expert thief to impress the brains behind the ring, Godfrey Raines. Murphy soon has enough evidence to arrest Raines, but Benoit has a hidden agenda that puts both agents" lives in danger.

After a boy drowns in a river, his grief-stricken mother, Alice, claims he was poisoned by a chemical leak from a nearby biotech laboratory. No one believes her, and there"s no evidence to support her claim. Posing as a cleaner, Murphy goes in to investigate.

The apparent suicide of a novice nun and the disappearance of another one prompt Murphy to don a priest"s robes and explore a local convent. There he finds that the nuns are in league with a drug company, a young Ugandan novice is deeply afraid, and the gardener has secrets. How many more will die before he learns the truth?

Murderers are being murdered. Is it coincidence or revenge? All the dead were named in a campaign run by Confront, a support group for relatives of murder victims. When Murphy joins the group, the true story of his own daughter"s death surfaces—and the identity of the man who killed her.