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Kati
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Nov 10, 2008 07:55AM
It's a series of books, 3+ probably, and the cover of the first one is black and blue, showing a planet and a space station, IIRC. The book itself is about a space cop/agent and his older female partner. Said male cop finds out that there is an organization helping aliens hide from law enforcement. During the first book, he realizes that the secret organization is actually the good guys. That's all I remember. I used to stumble across it all the time on Amazon but now, when I would like to actually read it, I can't find it!
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Hi Kati,Do you mean Kristine Kathryn Rusch's Retrieval Artist Novels? This is Amazon's description of book one (THE DISAPPEARED):
"Newly promoted detective Miles Flint and his partner, Noelle DeRicci, a veteran on the force, have three cases of intergalactic justice on their hands. One woman, a successful attorney on the run; two children kidnapped by ruthless aliens; and three dead victims of an apparent alien vengeance killing have all turned up in Armstrong Dome on the moon. As Flint delves into the cases, he discovers that all involved intergalactic justice disputes and use of the services of Disappearance Inc. to avoid other-world authorities years earlier. Flint and DeRicci are on their own to solve the crimes and mediate the intergalactic jurisdictional disputes, for their superiors are afraid of causing an intergalactic incident. If the two cops can't put it all together, this could be just the beginning of something big."
The Series:
1) The Disappeared
2) Consequences
3) Extremes
4) Buried Deep
5) Paloma
6) Recovery Man
Let me know if these were what you were looking for.
*head/desk* That's it! How could I have forgotten that? Thank you so much! You just possibly saved my sanity ;)
You're welcome. As soon as I read your post I could see the cover, but I couldn't for the life of me remember what they were called (title or author) fortunately I own them. I understand how frusterating it is when you can't find or remember a book you want to read.
