"Shepherd and The Fox" by Brian Shea and Kristi Belcamino delivers a gripping tale of vengeance and redemption, weaving together the intricate threads of deceit and survival. Lucky Rodriguez-Toscani, the cunning thief driven by a quest for justice, finds an unlikely ally in Adam Shepherd, a hardened mercenary with a troubled past. Their uneasy partnership unfolds against a backdrop of danger and intrigue as they confront the formidable Santiago Orozco and his insidious plans. With its adrenaline-fueled plot and dynamic characters, this novel captivates from start to finish, offering a thrilling journey of twists and turns that will leave readers eager for more.

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Lucky “The Fox” is looking to get the person responsible for her parents death. She needs the help of Adam Shepherd and together they will go after Santiago Orozco the head of the cartel. I loved the characters and can’t wait for more. A great start to a new series.

Lucky (The Fox) the master thief has vengeance on her mind. She will never rest until she gets payback for the murders of her parents. She will literally stop at nothing to get her revenge. She can’t do it alone so she turns to someone who she shares a past with, Adam Shepherd (The Shepherd) the ex-Delta killer who lives to kill.
Together they go after Santiago Orozco, the cartel boss whose aim is much higher than the drugs and human trafficking, he is after the highest powers in the USA.
This yarn winds it’s way thru trust and betrayal, life and death. You never know what is around each corner.

An action packed, good guys (sort of) vs. bad guys, suspenseful read that will keep you glued to it until it's over. There's a bit of romance in there too.

Read as Shepherd and the fox are tasked to take down a cartel together.

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This was a strong start to the Shepherd and Fox Thrillers series, it had everything that I was looking for in a thriller novel. The characters were I was expecting and thought they were supposed to. It left me wanting to read more in this series and from the author.