Book description
A GRIPPING TALE OF REVENGE, BETRAYAL, AND JUSTICE DENIED.
Her sister is dead. The FBI, the mob, and a stalker all played a part. Now they’d better watch their backs…
Angeline Porter won’t budge from her convictions. After getting disbarred for breaking the rules to put a criminal away, the…
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1 author picked Revenge in 3 Parts as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
To say Revenge in 3 Parts is a page-turner doesn’t do it justice. And justice is the name of this game for Angeline Porter, a woman who makes no excuses for any and all actions needed to find out who killed her sister.
Book one of the trilogy kept me on edge, wondering what Ang was going to do at any given moment. About halfway through, I stopped trying to predict what was on the next page and just enjoyed it with full abandon.
Three cheers for the Femme Noir!
From Cyndi's list on mystery books with a SMACK.
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