01332cam a2200289 4500 62224172 TxAuBib 20060502120000.0 060502s1994||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 9412311 9780679431978 23.00 0679431977 23.00 TxAuBib Smith, April, 1949- North of Montana : a novel / by April Smith. 1st ed. New York : Knopf : Distributed by Random House, 1994. 295 p. In Los Angeles, FBI agent Ana Grey, the orphaned daughter of Mexican immigrants, investigates a doctor accused of addicting a patient to drugs. As Grey begins her probe she receives a call from a Salvadoran woman claiming to be her cousin and asking help in a police matter, a call she dismisses as a hoax until she learns the woman worked for the doctor. A criminal probe turns into two probes, the other involving Grey's family past. A first novel. Adult. 20060502. Women detectives-California-Los Angeles-Fiction. Los Angeles (Calif.)-Fiction. Government investigators-Fiction. Mystery fiction. BSBPL