In the thriller Hush, Mama Baby , the daughter of a British church founder turns to child trafficking when the church's funds cease providing her a lavish enough income.
Rose Morton acquires the help of a Chinese gangster in her nefarious scheme. Under the close proximity of the chief of police investigating child trafficking - her husband - they net huge sums of money.
Then a private investigator steps in to thwart their illegal activities.
"Rose Morton had elevated herself from a self-styled pastor of the New Epistical Ministry of Christ, the church founded by her preacher father, to crime goddess and the head of a huge criminal organisation commanding millions of pounds in child trafficking. The demand was unlimited, and she made the market superfluous and adequate enough to enhance their bank balance. The supply was diverse, reflecting borders of accessibility covering two continents. The operations were spearheaded from her home underneath the very nose of her husband, Chief Inspector John Morton, who led Operation Sand Pearl's investigation into child trafficking."
Will Rose be caught?
About the Author: G. Anderson Glasgow lives in Essex, England.