Boss
by J.L. Lora
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Pub Date Mar 06 2017 | Archive Date Mar 20 2017
Adams Media | Crimson Romance
Description
When her path crosses with Alec McLean, the sexy stranger with whom she once shared a steamy nightclub kiss, things take an unexpected turn. Alec heads his family’s criminal organization, the kind of made man Carissa should want nothing to do with. But he also has a plan to take down Calum, and the flames that flicker between them are irresistible.
Will their vengeful quests jeopardize their chance at lasting love?
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Selling Points
A bright new talent makes her debut with this dazzling romance set against the world of New York's mafia elite.
Fans of recent TV hits Queen of the South and Good Behavior will enjoy this fast-paced tale of a savvy woman with a plan who rises from adversity.
This is the first novel in the The Trinity series. Look for subsequent releases in late 2017 and early 2018.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781507203897 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 176 |
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Featured Reviews
Hilda D, Reviewer
Where to start? Carissa and Alec's story is one that will take you on a rollercoaster ride. You will laugh, smile, cry, and scream.
At the beginning I thought one thing of Carissa and then I changed my mind and then changed it again. While I knew who Alec was and what he stood for he also grew during the story and my views on him changed and became stronger.
At first I thought Carissa was running away from the business. But then when she was with her "Sisters" it appeared that she was still using her connections with the business. That kind of conflicted with her thoughts upon meeting Alec for the first time. She was dead set on not being with a man in the business. So it confused me when she was still playing in the business to help get her club up and running.
I found Alec to be easy to bond with. The author gave us a clear view of him from the start. He didn't appear to be a "horrible" businessman, but you understood the undertones of his business.
I found that I was more empathetic to his situation because Carissa confused me at times.
The story is well written and engaging. I just wish it didn't end so swiftly and I still have a few questions but I would recommend this read.
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