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Want to review for me? Get Dirty Dealings!

Do you read reviews? Choose books based on reviews? I'm on the fence about reviews as I tend to ignore them, but there's no doubt that they mean a lot to many readers. Also, sales sites like Amazon tend to favour books that have reviews. So in 2021 I'll be asking for reviews. 

Want to hop on board? If so, you can join my private ARC team

Alternatively, keep an eye on this blog for notices.

This month, I'm putting Nats and Quique up, Dirty Dealings, the third Zeta Cartel novel. 

Warm-hearted Natalia Truelove will do anything for family, so when her ex-father-in-law is sent to prison, she shelves her restaurant plans and manages the family pub. But when she runs foul of a local gangster, and her niece is targeted, the gloves are off. As the police won’t help, Nats embarks on a lethal game: blackmailing the Zeta Cartel’s top hit man to do her bidding.

Enrique ‘Quique’ Ramas is having a bad time. Back in Mexico his marriage has fallen apart and his wife has made him a laughing stock by cheating on him. Now he’s in London and out of his depth with a complex commercial deal. To make things worse, Natalia Truelove, a chef and pub manager, is blackmailing him. Quique is ready to commit murder and he’s pretty sure who his first victim will be.

Dirty Dealings is an enthralling tale of deceit, murder, cartel violence and finding love in the darkest of times. It is the third Zeta Cartel novel, and can be read as a standalone.

WARNING: Dirty Dealings is the lightest of my novels. Although it's a cartel story, it's not a dark romance. The sex is light and consensual. Yeah, I know. I was feeling romantic when I wrote it :-) So, if you like the sound of it, please do sign up.  

https://booksprout.co/arc/57105/dirty-dealings

See you soon and stay safe!

Hugs, AJ

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  1. Loved Natalie Truelove's character. Laughed a lot with this book. I have read almost all your aj Adams book and adore especially Los Zetas serie. Decided to read again the one with Kyle and Chloe. Got one free for reviewing from you but bought it later to support your fantastic books. Love from Finland.

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    1. Wow, thanks! Really appreciate this :-) <- I'm AJ by the way

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