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Crossed Lines: A high-speed, complex, geographically wide-ranging, quite technical, sometimes brutal, sometimes sexy, sometimes funny, often violent, corruption driven, crime soaked, duplicitous, deceptive, confusing, thrilling, passionately human and rather strange love story.
The journey continues.
In Part Two: Collateral Damage, Julia Kelso is perplexed by a rash of inexplicable and illogical drug overdoses. Unsure of the reasons behind it, she gets Mel Dunn to dig and delve. It soon looks like there are dark forces involved. It's time for Alan Ferinand to get back on the field, put on a new persona and get on with the unorthodox business of infiltrating a conspiracy. What they find is a corrupt plot by ruthless people to disrupt the cocaine market for massive personal gain, regardless of the number of people killed or permanently injured. They are just collateral damage.
Meanwhile, the dynamic between Kelso, Dunn and Ferdinand - on and off the pitch - is getting quite interesting...
The journey continues.
In Part Two: Collateral Damage, Julia Kelso is perplexed by a rash of inexplicable and illogical drug overdoses. Unsure of the reasons behind it, she gets Mel Dunn to dig and delve. It soon looks like there are dark forces involved. It's time for Alan Ferinand to get back on the field, put on a new persona and get on with the unorthodox business of infiltrating a conspiracy. What they find is a corrupt plot by ruthless people to disrupt the cocaine market for massive personal gain, regardless of the number of people killed or permanently injured. They are just collateral damage.
Meanwhile, the dynamic between Kelso, Dunn and Ferdinand - on and off the pitch - is getting quite interesting...