Poison Flower is 7th in the excellent Jane Whitefield series.
Whitefield, a member of the Seneca nation, self-identifies as a guide, one who leads her clients — innocents, by and large — out of harm’s way. …
The book commences with Whitefield extricating a man named James Shelby from incarceration in the California Institution for Men in Chino, California.
Shelby is serving a prison sentence there for the murder of his wife, a crime he did not commit. Whitefield successfully frees Shelby in a daring and gutsy courthouse sting, but is herself captured by men masquerading as policemen.
Her captors, as it turns out, are in the employ of the man who framed Shelby to begin with. ….
Some feel this is a weaker book in the series.
It still works for me. The biggest difference is Jane finally turns to FIGHT rather than flight.
Rick McCharles 